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Some fonts won't print
I have an HL-1440 Brother laser printer that is connected to a PC (running
XP) on my network, it is not a network printer. I have a sample document of 8 lines, each in a different font. From my XP laptop I print the document to the networked Brother printer and everything prints correctly. From my Vista PC, when I print this document to the Brother Laser printer, 6 fonts print correctly. The two lines in Times New Roman and Arial fonts print as small empty boxes (but the number of boxes does not match the number of letters in the line being printed). The document displays all of the 8 lines correctly on the monitor and prints all of the fonts correctly to an HP inkjet printer connected to the Vista PC. What I have done so far: 1. I have uninstalled the Brother drivers on my Vista pc and installed drivers approved for Vista from the Brother web site. 2. I have uninstalled MS Office on my Vista PC and re-installed it from the installation CD. It is an XP version of Office but seems to work OK except for this recent font problem. 3. I can copy the 8 line document from the Vista PC to a "thumb drive" and take it to either of my other PCs and it prints OK. I can get around the problem by creating a pdf file and then printing it, but I'm not ready to surrender yet. I hate to let the computer win! Tom |
Problem fixed!
Never could find the actual problem, but I guess the fonts were screwed up
because the problems went away when I copied the fonts from my XP laptop to the Vista PC. Tom |
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