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pclimer - 26 Sep 2007 05:28 GMT

My footer settings are correctly set but will not print out at bottom of
page; the printer is printing the footer but is too low for it to show up on
the paper. How can I adjust the footer to print higher.

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Cari (MS-MVP) - 26 Sep 2007 19:47 GMT

From within IE, File, Page Setup, and if you're in the US, using Letter
sized paper in Portrait Orientation the margins should be set at 0.75 all
round.

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> My footer settings are correctly set but will not print out at bottom of
> page; the printer is printing the footer but is too low for it to show up
> on
> the paper. How can I adjust the footer to print higher.

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pclimer - 28 Sep 2007 18:44 GMT

All of my settings are correct ie, letter, portrait, all margins 75 (I have
even tried 100 for bottom and it only changes the text of page, not footer).
I have it set 'shrink to fit'; I have in the footer box '&u&b&d' - all are
correct. In Print Preview it shows the footer text correctly on the bottom of
the page - it will print out when when I insert 14" paper -- it's just too
low to print on 11" paper. My most recent attempt was to see if it would
print using 'landscape'. As soon as I clicked on (print) the footer
mysteriously jumped a little higher and printed out correctly. When I
reversed it to 'portrait' the footer jumped lower as soon as I clicked on
Print and it (again) did not print on the page. I went into my printer
settings but found nothing that could help. I feel I've exhausted my options.

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> From within IE, File, Page Setup, and if you're in the US, using Letter
> sized paper in Portrait Orientation the margins should be set at 0.75 all
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> > on
> > the paper. How can I adjust the footer to print higher.

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