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jwhf:
Hi
 
I have just bought a HP Laserjet 1320 printer and am having a problem with it in connection with Word.
 
When I go to print and select the number of copies to print, Word will only ever print 1 copy (whether I select 1 or however many) while in Excel or other programs it actually prints the number of copies selected. :confused: :mad:
 
I have spoken at length with HP and we have tried installing updated drivers etc and they, HP, are of the opinion that its a Word problem (seeing as the issue is only with Word and not any other applications). I cant find any reference to an issue of this wsort anywhere and figured that you ladies and gents were the peole for the job!
 
Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this please? I am running Windows XP and Office XP - I know, I am sorry but I am running a small office network (3 people) and sadly dont have the choice to use anything else :mad:
 
Thanks in advance
 
JWHF

muzzy:
Tough luck. Learn to use a photocopier, or just print it multiple times.

Aloone_Jonez:
This is NOT A MICROSOFT SUPPORT FORUM! we think MICROSOFT SUCKS and you should SWITCH TO ALTERNATIVES!

Why don't you try OpenOffice or AbiWord? They're a lot better and free too.

 :fu: Microsoft!

Refalm:

--- Quote from: jwhf ---I have spoken at length with HP and we have tried installing updated drivers etc and they, HP, are of the opinion that its a Word problem (seeing as the issue is only with Word and not any other applications).
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That would be my first thought too, as Microsoft products tend to be unreliable.
 

--- Quote from: jwhf ---Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this please?
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Don't use Word.


--- Quote from: jwhf ---I know, I am sorry but I am running a small office network (3 people) and sadly dont have the choice to use anything else
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If you're administrating such a small office, implementing, maintaining and training human resources for OpenOffice.org or WordPerfect will be a pretty easy compared to a somewhat larger organisation.

Kintaro:
Abiword is nice, but fucked if your not living in the US, it lacks a UK English dictionary.

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