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Sonia

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Dec 4, 2001, 12:44:23 PM12/4/01
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When you print the slide(s), your printer dialogue should allow you to set
landscape or portrait. I don't have an HP, but if the dialogue has a button
for "Layout" or "Preferences" or "Advanced" or something like that, explore
and poke around until you find the option to set it to Landscape. Let us
know whether that works.
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Sonia Coleman, Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team
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"Greg Serandos" <sera...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> My XP Office Powerpoint somehow refused to print in
> landscape despite formatting in Page Setup to print in the
> standard landscape format. Also attempted to switch back
> and forth, portrait to landscape. Attempts to change in
> powerpoint menu by going to Print - Properties - Advanced
> and changing to Landscape also failed.
>
> This drove me crazy but eventually solved the problem by
> manually going to control panel, Printers & Faxes, to HP
> Deskjet 950 - Preferences - Advanced - Properties to apply
> the default to landscape. I'll probably have to change
> this back to Portrait when printing other documents.
>
> This seems like a cumbersome solution. Has anybody else
> had this problem and is there an easier way to fix it? I
> doubt I'm the only one...
>
> Thanks!


Greg Serandos

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Dec 4, 2001, 12:33:42 PM12/4/01
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frank

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Dec 5, 2001, 7:42:30 AM12/5/01
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We haven't been able to print to our hp 4050 laser in
landscape at all. Anything we try to print is shifted to a
portrait position and cuts off anything outside of that
area. We have gone through the printer setups and made
changes and it still continues to do so. Very frustrating,
ready to remove xp and go back to office 2000
>.
>

Echo S

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Dec 5, 2001, 10:03:16 PM12/5/01
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My understanding is that this landscape/portrait thing is a known issue
with HP printers and Office XP. I keep hearing that HP is to release
updated printer drivers that will solve this, but I've not seen them
yet.

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Echo
MS PPT MVP
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