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Liz Hopkins
Using Word '03 on XP machine. Printing across network*
to HP d135 served on ME machine.
My mail merge document takes 10 minutes or more per 2
page letter to print.
Tried moving file to ME machine but Word's
incompatibility with even other versions of Word
prevented that. I didn't even get characters in the
printout when I did that, just ribbons of apparently
randomly distributed black ink.
I tried to work around this "issue" by merging to
separate document using the "edit individual letters"
option. However, Word now refuses to print the new
document and crashes every time I try. I even tried
cutting and pasting into a new document, but it STILL
wouldn't print.
Is there a patch for this? I'd really like to have one
week that isn't massively extended by Microsoft's
hideously buggy (or should that be "issue"-ey
or "undocumented feature" laden?) software.
*for now. We're going to have to move the printer to my
machine, essentially totally reconfiguring our very small
network in order to deal with this "issue," something I
really wanted to avoid having to do.
to HP d135 served on ME machine.
My mail merge document takes 10 minutes or more per 2
page letter to print.
Tried moving file to ME machine but Word's
incompatibility with even other versions of Word
prevented that. I didn't even get characters in the
printout when I did that, just ribbons of apparently
randomly distributed black ink.
I tried to work around this "issue" by merging to
separate document using the "edit individual letters"
option. However, Word now refuses to print the new
document and crashes every time I try. I even tried
cutting and pasting into a new document, but it STILL
wouldn't print.
Is there a patch for this? I'd really like to have one
week that isn't massively extended by Microsoft's
hideously buggy (or should that be "issue"-ey
or "undocumented feature" laden?) software.
*for now. We're going to have to move the printer to my
machine, essentially totally reconfiguring our very small
network in order to deal with this "issue," something I
really wanted to avoid having to do.