MacGroup: Printer Problem

Sounds like it might be a print quality setting. In Word XP you go to the File-Print menu, which pops up the print dialog. Then click the Options button in that dialog and one of the checkboxes will be Draft Output. That's useful if you are in fact wanting to print out a quick draft, and it

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MacGroup: Printer Problem

Thanks, Rex. I wish it were that simple. I sholud have mentioned that I have tried different print resolutions, from 300 DPI X 600 DPI up to 1200 DPI Highest quality. There is a slight improvement at the highest levels, but still not as good as I have in the other programs I've used (Finale

MacGroup: Printer Problem

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MacGroup: Printer Problem

On Nov 18, 2003, at 1:22 PM, Stephen Ellis complained: I am new to the world of OS X. My printer is a Lexmark Z52, which I also used with my former computer (a Gateway PC). I frequently prepared a Word document that has a line to a bitmap file. When I print, the copy is not as clear and

MacGroup: Printer Problem

Thanks! I will give this a try. It sounds promising. I concur with your opinion of Lexmark. Steve On Nov 18, 2003, at 2:02 PM, Lee Larson wrote: On Nov 18, 2003, at 1:22 PM, Stephen Ellis complained: I am new to the world of OS X. My printer is a Lexmark Z52, which I also used with my

MacGroup: Printer Problem

Try this: Open the document using TextEdit (assuming you are running Panther?) then print using mid to high quality and see if it improves. Oddly enough you might find that some application/hardware combinations do not print as well as the freebie Apple ones do (for example, Preview prints

MacGroup: Panther Problems

When I decided to upgrade to Panther I installed a new 60 gig hard drive on my G3 because my previous hard drive was only 6 gig. So, I installed the hard drive, partitioned it, put OS 9 on 10 gig and OS X Panther on 50 gig. Well, I'm running somewhat smoothly; however, programs/applications

MacGroup: Panther Problems

Hmm, is this one of the older Blue and White G3s? If so, that could the problem. To run OS-X on this machine, you really need to have it on the top partition and that partition needs to be no bigger than 7.99 GB. (You normally would just keep the Apple stock apps on this this one and you can

MacGroup: Recent Updates

On Nov 18, 2003, at 3:37 PM, Jerry Yeager queried: p.s. Hey Lee, how is the battery holding up in the BlueTooth mouse? It's still going strong. I expect it to last at least for months. | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be November 25. The LCS Web page is

MacGroup: Panther Problems

Do you have Default folder installed? I had an old version and it created some of this same behavior with apps quitting on me. Upgrade to the newest, 1.9.1, I think. When I decided to upgrade to Panther I installed a new 60 gig hard drive on my G3 because my previous hard drive was only 6 gig.

MacGroup: the dreaded blinking question mark

My husband's ibook locked up, and when we restarted we get the blinking question mark. We have tried starting up from the CD (running 10.3), but it does not seem to recognize any startup disk. I have tried the 10.0 CD, the 10.1 CD, and the 9.2 CD. I found on Apple how to hold down option at

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I rebooted and immediately held down the option key. I get a circular arrow icon and a straight arrow icon. No CD. | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be November 25. The LCS Web page is http://www.kymac.org. | This list's page is

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Ward The 10.3 installation CD? I tried all three of them, plus my 10.1 installation disk and my 9.2 installation disk. Are any of them bootable disks? I am thinking more along the lines that the computer just will not read any startup disk, internal or CD. What do you think? Diane | The

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