[mso] Re: Word help on a MacBook Pro

have you tried going to the printer properties, and run a test print? I'm
not much of a Macbook user, but it's my understanding that test prints run
off Word.
If that doesn't work, you could try restoring the normal.dot template. I got
this information off a website. Here are the steps you could try:


1. Close all open instances of Word.

2. Search for all copies of *normal.dot*. Start -> Search -> For Files...
Search

for *normal.dot *on all local drives.

3. Once the search is complete, *delete ALL copies *of *normal.dot. *This
can

be done directly from the search results pane. Then minimize the Search

window.

4. Re-open Word with a blank document and then close it again.

5. Maximize or re-open the Search window and run the search for
*

normal.dot *again. You should see that a new copy of *normal.dot *has

been created.

On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Andrea Sperling <asperling@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> Hi. I've written about this once before but it still does not work so
> would like some help.
> I have a Macbook Pro with the latest version of panther.
>
> When I use Microsoft Word, I am having problems printing on my Epson
> printer. I assume it's a driver issue.
> Anyway, when ever I go to print something, it works fine if it's a
> Photoshop document, an excel document, an email, something off the
> web, etc.
> However, when I go to print a word document, I get the message that
> the page source setting is incorrect (which it's not).  If I convert
> it to a PDF, I can print.
>
> I was told if I use the page set up every time  to set the page
> source, I will be okay. Actually, every time I set up the page source,
> and then attempt to print, Microsoft Word quits.
>
> Any idea how to fix this or an explanation why this is happening?
> Epson says it's not an Epson problem, since the printer works with
> other files.
>
> Thanks for any help.
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