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#CAN MY EXCEL 2010 BE TOO OLD FOR MY HP 5740 PRINTER DRIVER PDF#
#CAN MY EXCEL 2010 BE TOO OLD FOR MY HP 5740 PRINTER DRIVER PRO#
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The new book soon exhibits the same problem. While the above workaround works for me, it is tedious and it doesn't last. In the 7 months since I wrote this there does not appear to have been any progress on this problem.

Simply copying and pasting a sheet to a new another sheet in the same book or a new book doesn't work.

R-click the sheet tab, Move or Copy., To book (new book), check Create copy, OK Page Layout, Page Setup, Sheet, check Print Gridlines, OKįile, Options, Advanced, Display Options For This Workup, Show Sheet Tabs Workbooks originally created in xls format, containing Print_Titles, do not print gridlines. For everything else, use whatever works for you.My experience in Excel 2010 is that the problem only occurs in documents that originated in xls format, whether currently in xlsx or xlsm, and the problem goes away if you delete Print_Titles.

#CAN MY EXCEL 2010 BE TOO OLD FOR MY HP 5740 PRINTER DRIVER PDF#

For accessible tagged PDF per the PDF/UA-1 standard, Adobe's products are superior (but not perfect), but some Word documents export fairly well with MS's internal PDF export (File / Save As / PDF).

For quality printing and press work, Adobe's products are far superior.

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I'm also on the ISO standards committee for PDF. My firm tests various PDF making programs and has been involved with the development of Acrobat since the beta of Acrobat 1.0.

Microsoft's built-in PDF exporter (File / Save As, and choose PDF as the file type).

Nuance PDF (recently acquired by Kofax).

FoxIt's various PDF making apps, such as PhantomPDF.

#CAN MY EXCEL 2010 BE TOO OLD FOR MY HP 5740 PRINTER DRIVER PRO#

Adobe Acrobat Standard and Pro (which uses PDF Maker plug-in/Ribbon in MS Office apps).

#CAN MY EXCEL 2010 BE TOO OLD FOR MY HP 5740 PRINTER DRIVER SOFTWARE#

Try various major PDF software programs to determine which will give you the results you want: And there are just plain errors and deficiencies in the programs, too. However, as with any standard, there's room for interpretation and you'll get different results from different PDF software. The open source PDF standard (ISO 32000 and ) can be used by any software manufacturer. Maybe not as widely different as described above, but different nonetheless. I previously had this checked, to prevent garbage characters from being printedįYI, different PDF making software programs will create different results. You will now be able to see your Cell Borders, printing from the PDFįoxit Phantom / File / Print / Auto-Centerįoxit Phantom / File / Print / Print as image. How does this setting affect Cell Borders? No idea, but at some point, I noticed that it did.įile / Print / Print to Microsoft Print to PDF Otherwise, it cuts off the bottom of the bottom cell, at the bottom of each pageįile / Print / Page Setup / Margins / Center on page, horizontally / vertically Previously, I determined that the easiest fix to get Cell Borders, was to just print from a PDF:įile / Print / Page Setup / Page / Adjust to 99% When I, my Cell Borders don't print.Ģ.) When I print from Foxit (explained next), the Fill Color becomes way too light PDF Software: Foxit Phantom Business, Version: 8.5 So you can figure out what's going on with what you have.įill Color / The very top right, the first, lightest Peach Here's what I've found, which I think will provide a clue, Save cell styles to use in all new workbooks - Excelĭifferent PDF programs, different results, different settings. To change the styles for all new Excel documents, you need to create a template and it needs to be called Book and it needs to be in the folder called xlstart.

Note that this will be for the current document only.

Repeat for the other styles, plus create new styles (expand the panel).

Uncheck Font if you don't want it to switch to that typeface and size. Note that pink is not one of the swatches and that may have something to do with it being non-printing. I would stick with the top row, as those are the "Theme" colors.

Go to the Fill tab and choose a different background color.

Good and Bad and Neutral and Comma and Currency and all the rest of those are Styles and all can be modified. Neither of these 2 colours are printing to pdf. Fels40034908 wroteIt's easy to use these colours as they are defined by Excel as good and bad and can be quickly selected, see screenshot below.