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L. A. Hambly
An excel worksheet that we use prints out nicely on one
computer; however, when another user accesses it off of
the network and does a print preview, the columns of the
worksheet squash together in the middle of the worksheet
into and only by reducing the view by 99% is the second
user able to print correctly. I don't know the
circumstances regarding this but I am told this is the
way it has always been. Any input would be greatly
appreciated.
computer; however, when another user accesses it off of
the network and does a print preview, the columns of the
worksheet squash together in the middle of the worksheet
into and only by reducing the view by 99% is the second
user able to print correctly. I don't know the
circumstances regarding this but I am told this is the
way it has always been. Any input would be greatly
appreciated.