Code is displayed / printed when previewing / printing a web page.

Hi,

Code is displayed / printed when previewing / printing a web page.

I am trying to resolve a problem on ie7 - Vista Home Premium, Version 6
(build 6000) when print previewing a normal web page e.g. Google, all I see
is code. Using a web email package (Noteworthy) print preview displays a
blank page instead of text. (with just a line for the htm file location at
the bottom of the page)

However printing from word / excel is fine, as is a test page from printer
properties.
(Printer is a HP Laserjet 1200)

UAC is off.
The user directory TEMP has adequate allow privaliges for all users.

Tested issue as an administrator, problem same.

Tried running without ie addons, problem same.
Tried with ignor fonts and styles under tools > options > general tab,
problem same
Cleared out temp files and cookies, problem same.
I have also downloaded Windows updates.
Security is set to medium / high
Privacy is set to medium.
Under programs html editing is set to Microsoft Office Word.

Laptop is a Compaq Presario F750 US

Also spoken to HP, who bounced me around for 30 minutes then cut me off!

Any help or pointers would be appreciated.

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Regards
Mark

Has anyone figured out a fix for this?????????

I have the same problem. Using Vista Business, HP Laser Jet P1505 and I
print pages and pages of code when I print a page from the Internet.
Does fine with Word, Excel, etc. so figure it is a Vista thing.

Would sure appreciate hearing of a solution from someone.

Thanks.


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ckmorton

Have you asked in the IE newsgroups/forums? It appears to be application
specific, so is not a general printing issue.
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Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging
www.coribright.com/windows

"ckmorton" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Has anyone figured out a fix for this?????????
>
> I have the same problem. Using Vista Business, HP Laser Jet P1505 and I
> print pages and pages of code when I print a page from the Internet.
> Does fine with Word, Excel, etc. so figure it is a Vista thing.
>
> Would sure appreciate hearing of a solution from someone.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> --
> ckmorton