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Carrie
I thought I had this problem resolved, and I've looked all through the seach in this group and can't find any answers.
I had been using Publisher 2003, now 2007 and have the same printer Canon pixma ip6000D.
I have many saved Pub files set up, that used to print correctly, and I could use them just change pictures, text, etc and they'd print the way I want. Two cards to a page, and after printing, I'd cut in half and fold over. Using cardstock.
I hadn't printed cards for months, and last night tried to (either from my files or set up new) and even though I get it set up the way I want in Publisher (using the Page Set Up, top fold card 5.5 X4.25 quarter page fold, it shows it, 2 to a page like I want) when I click on PRINT (or Print setup/preview, etc) it says "one per page". And this is how it prints.
When I change the size and get it for "quarter fold card" it still shows it as one per page- 4 quarters (like using regular printer paper and folding the card so the paper is double). I've tried using 4 pages in the set up (like 1 and 4 for front and back, and 2 and 3 for the inside. I have duplex printing, at one time it would print 1 and 4 then bring the paper in and print the other side (inside). Or, I could put the paper in again, on the other side for this.
No matter what I do, it always says (on the printing) ONE per page. the picture either comes out right in the middle or on the bottom right, and the words (supposed to be inside) on the left top of the page. (I supposed the quarters could be folded to make the card)
I just want to use cardstock, printing landscape, coming out with 2 cards (picture both on the bottom) that could then be cut apart and folded like a tent.
Seems like when I did it before there was an ADVANCED tab (either on the Pub set up or the printer) I would click that brought up a page that showed sizes and if one wanted 2 to a page. (this was also used to set up address labels with the top and sides, etc spacing) I can't find this tab anyway, maybe it's not on 2007 or is now up top? I've spent hours (days) going over all this, clicking on all it might be (tables, formatting, etc) I've tried all the settings on my printer for page set up. I can get some that looks like it's printing 2 to a page, but no matter what size I have, it doesn't print like I want.
I remember someone here once asking something like this, and the answer being setting it up like a booklet (setting the size for the card) but even that, it doesn't come out with 2 exact cards side by side on one sheet of paper.
I thoght when I saved the card files (already made and working the way I want) the set up would save too, but since this doesn't work now, I'm thinking it must be something with the printer. I've tried to find something with the printer that would NOT set anything up, and just let it print the way it seems to be set up (correctly) with Publisher. Like default to program or something?
I know this is one of those questions that probably gets asked here a lot and seems simple to those who know. I used to think I knew but there's something different or I'm missing now.
Thanks,
Carrie
I had been using Publisher 2003, now 2007 and have the same printer Canon pixma ip6000D.
I have many saved Pub files set up, that used to print correctly, and I could use them just change pictures, text, etc and they'd print the way I want. Two cards to a page, and after printing, I'd cut in half and fold over. Using cardstock.
I hadn't printed cards for months, and last night tried to (either from my files or set up new) and even though I get it set up the way I want in Publisher (using the Page Set Up, top fold card 5.5 X4.25 quarter page fold, it shows it, 2 to a page like I want) when I click on PRINT (or Print setup/preview, etc) it says "one per page". And this is how it prints.
When I change the size and get it for "quarter fold card" it still shows it as one per page- 4 quarters (like using regular printer paper and folding the card so the paper is double). I've tried using 4 pages in the set up (like 1 and 4 for front and back, and 2 and 3 for the inside. I have duplex printing, at one time it would print 1 and 4 then bring the paper in and print the other side (inside). Or, I could put the paper in again, on the other side for this.
No matter what I do, it always says (on the printing) ONE per page. the picture either comes out right in the middle or on the bottom right, and the words (supposed to be inside) on the left top of the page. (I supposed the quarters could be folded to make the card)
I just want to use cardstock, printing landscape, coming out with 2 cards (picture both on the bottom) that could then be cut apart and folded like a tent.
Seems like when I did it before there was an ADVANCED tab (either on the Pub set up or the printer) I would click that brought up a page that showed sizes and if one wanted 2 to a page. (this was also used to set up address labels with the top and sides, etc spacing) I can't find this tab anyway, maybe it's not on 2007 or is now up top? I've spent hours (days) going over all this, clicking on all it might be (tables, formatting, etc) I've tried all the settings on my printer for page set up. I can get some that looks like it's printing 2 to a page, but no matter what size I have, it doesn't print like I want.
I remember someone here once asking something like this, and the answer being setting it up like a booklet (setting the size for the card) but even that, it doesn't come out with 2 exact cards side by side on one sheet of paper.
I thoght when I saved the card files (already made and working the way I want) the set up would save too, but since this doesn't work now, I'm thinking it must be something with the printer. I've tried to find something with the printer that would NOT set anything up, and just let it print the way it seems to be set up (correctly) with Publisher. Like default to program or something?
I know this is one of those questions that probably gets asked here a lot and seems simple to those who know. I used to think I knew but there's something different or I'm missing now.
Thanks,
Carrie