Images d'impression Word Solved

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Hello, A bad surprise when printing a page leaves me perplexed. Some explanations and advice would be very helpful. My goal is to create a cover page that looks like photos scattered on a table. Unfortunately, the printed document does not match the document on the screen as shown in this file. Thank you to those who can shed some light on this.

m@rina · Accepted Answer

Hello,  I still think it’s a printer problem not agreeing with Word, which doesn’t know how to handle these kinds of things. I just did a bunch of tests by adding other photos and I'm not encountering this problem at all.  You should try making it a PDF and printing your PDF.  m@rina -- - "On the office forum, we ask questions regarding office work..." - "Oh really???"

superleggera · Answer

Hello, try pasting this photo http://www.monsterup.com/image.php?url=upload/1267284826654.jpg onto your document. I merged the two photos using Photoshop based on your document. I hope this helps you.

hich24 · Answer

maybe the problem comes from the print head that is not cleaned 1- you try to print the file on another one to see where the problem lies

Raymond PENTIER · Answer

Hello. Rather than screenshots, please send us the file itself (at least the relevant page). Best regards. -- Retirement is nice! Especially in the Caribbean... :-) &#9787; Raymond &#9794;

Vaucluse · Answer

Hello Tontong after manipulating your model, it seems that the issue comes from the fact that the photos overflow from the frame? I have the same preview before printing with the original model regarding the lines, but they disappear when I fully center the photo on the sheet! I have also tried all types of images and nothing works! Maybe by creating a larger model and cropping it, for example with picture manager to then reintegrate it. But the quality might suffer Best regards -- Let's ask ourselves if we are not the only ones who understand what we are explaining?

superleggera · Answer

try changing the margins: in Word 2007: Page Layout => Margins => Custom Margins. Then change the margins (2.5 cm by default) to 0cm.

Vaucluse · Answer

Maybe a solution, with all due reservations, but at my place, the print preview no longer shows stripes: cut the images / Special Paste (in Edit) and choose: Enhanced Metafile and redo the layout the same I’m attaching the result for your information. http://www.cijoint.fr/cjlink.php?file=cj201002/cijHhjWqAa.doc Good evening best regards -- Let’s ask ourselves if we are not alone in understanding what is being explained?

tontong · Answer

I will resume the procedure tomorrow after a good night's sleep. On the printer preview, the tulips are straight instead of leaning, the penguins are fine. On the paper, the tulips are fine, but the penguins are cropped by 5cm. They weathered the storm too early ;-) Have a good evening.

Vaucluse · Answer

For the sake of form, attached is a screenshot of my print preview which seems better than yours. You should put your penguins to safety http://www.cijoint.fr/cjlink.php?file=cj201002/cijofjsbbd.docx Best regards, good night -- Let's ask ourselves if we are not the only ones who understand what is being explained?

tontong · Answer

Hello everyone, Huge thanks and well done m@rina. It seems to be just the thing that constitutes a simple solution. Thanks again to everyone with a mention for Vaucluse who supported me morally while I was struggling in this mess. Have a nice Sunday everyone.

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