Dell 926 All-In-One InkJet Printer "cutting text printing" Questions

When I print a letter two lines only print half. Please click on the link below: Printed Text is Cut Off /Windows XP or Printed Text is Cut Off /Windows Vista

...try printing with the larger text size selected, and in use. If truncating occurs in the printing, then you will have to cut and paste the text into a manageable format, like a Word Processor

...Text Only (To File) printer driver cutting off at 85 columns wide Hi, I am successfully using Windows XP's "Generic / Text Only (To File)" printer driver to print a report. However, the output seems ...

...text horizontally when printing. It doesnt seem to have an issue with images. Some lines are printed in full but others only half print (either the top or the bottom half). Any ideas? thanks hardeep ...

E Mail read out When I go to print a bill etc.from myE Mail to my printer what comes out is so small that I have a hard time reading it 2 possible and easy solutions to this problem. 1. If you need to

...change driver to generic / text only my software can print but cannot cutting! Why epson driver not support generic / text only? Epson tm 81 kot printer is not showing pending kot while printing ...

...printing The text is incomplete , missing sometimes whole lines of text. others cut off the text leaving partial letters.eg no tail on the :y: goto the maintenace section of your printer and then ...

...printing out, I usually do a "cut and paste" of the text from the web page and then paste it onto a blank document page. You can then change the font and/or size of the text. One other suggestions is ...

...text is coming out with a line printing normally - then a block of text / lines missing completely - then tops of line or bottom of line missing / cleanly cut off horizontally - then a line printing ...

My printer does not print anything unless you cut and paste it into a text doc? Can anyone walk me through the properties steps to fix this problem? or is it an operating system issue? It does not ...