Differences from workstation to workstation

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Documents in print layout view are formatted for the default printer. Do
they both use the same printer?

If it's the same printer, I don't know why they would format differently,
unless perhaps one system is using an older driver from the other. If it's
a different printer, then there may be ways that you can fix the formatting
to print no matter what printer driver is being used.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.

 

[Susan Ramlet]

Another thing to check: if the font being used in the document isn't
available on both systems, then a substitution might be occurring, which
could change the formatting.