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    problem print ir2870 in windows 7

    When I print a text document or image in Windows 7 x84
    a space took so far
    away from the supposed.
    but when i print using WindowsXP no problem happens.
    I've downloaded the drivers for Windows 7 32bit and 64bit PCL5 and PCL6 .

    where actually the problem is? in the engine, the computer, or on the driver? Need help soon.
    Thank you in advance...

    Here Example
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    problem print ir2870 in windows 7

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    Would like to help but I'm having a hard time understanding..
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    Quote Originally Posted by SCREWTAPE View Post
    Would like to help but I'm having a hard time understanding..
    just look the image mr. screwtape.

    iam sorry my english is bad

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    problem print ir2870 in windows 7

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    Quote Originally Posted by SCREWTAPE View Post
    Would like to help but I'm having a hard time understanding..

    fonts are spread TWO spaces apart ~~~~~~~~~~~
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    problem print ir2870 in windows 7

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    are those true type fonts being used in win7 64
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    any solution?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vandezo View Post
    any solution?

    is that a word .doc posted
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    Quote Originally Posted by vandezo View Post
    any solution?
    RE-SET WIN7 to default fonts

    1. Right-click the desktop. Choose "Personalize."
    2. Click Window Color and Appearance.
    3. Click Advanced Appearance Settings
    4. Go through each item and reset fonts (where appropriate) to Segoe UI 9pt, not bold, not italic. (All the settings in a default Win7 or Vista machine will be Segoe UI 9pt.)

    if all your settings here are already Segoe UI 9pt -- then you have probably inadvertently changed your ClearType settings. ClearType is how Windows draws fonts on-screen, and depending on the screen, different settings will be needed for optimal font display.
    To fix this in Win7:

    1. Right-click the desktop. Choose "Personalize."
    2. Click "Display"
    3. Click "Adjust ClearType Text"
    4. A window will pop up. Make sure its checkbox ("Turn on ClearType") is checked. Click "Next."
    5. Follow the prompts through the wizard, adjusting until the fonts look "right" again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by teckat View Post
    is that a word .doc posted
    there is a "print test page" from the driver

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    Quote Originally Posted by teckat View Post
    RE-SET WIN7 to default fonts


    1. Right-click the desktop. Choose "Personalize."
    2. Click Window Color and Appearance.
    3. Click Advanced Appearance Settings
    4. Go through each item and reset fonts (where appropriate) to Segoe UI 9pt, not bold, not italic. (All the settings in a default Win7 or Vista machine will be Segoe UI 9pt.)


    if all your settings here are already Segoe UI 9pt -- then you have probably inadvertently changed your ClearType settings. ClearType is how Windows draws fonts on-screen, and depending on the screen, different settings will be needed for optimal font display.
    To fix this in Win7:


    1. Right-click the desktop. Choose "Personalize."
    2. Click "Display"
    3. Click "Adjust ClearType Text"
    4. A window will pop up. Make sure its checkbox ("Turn on ClearType") is checked. Click "Next."
    5. Follow the prompts through the wizard, adjusting until the fonts look "right" again.
    ok i will try this.. thanks

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