Printer issues My printer skips lines while printing a document. An example of this would be a blank line through the middle of the print of each typed line.

• Make sure you selected the correct paper size settings in your printing program and printer software.



• Run a print head nozzle check to see if any of the nozzles are clogged. Then clean the print head, if necessary.



• If a blank page exists in a document you are printing and you want to skip printing it, selectSkip Blank Pagesetting in your printer software.
  1. Do one of the following:
     • Windows 7: Click, and selectDevices and Printers.
     
     
     
     • Windows Vista: Click, and selectControl Panel(or point toSettingsand then selectControl Panel). SelectPrinter(underHardware and Sound) orPrinters.
     
     
     
     • Windows XP: ClickStart, and selectControl Panel(or point toSettingsand then selectControl Panel). SelectPrinters and Other Hardware(if available) and thenPrinters and Faxes.
  
  
  
  2. Right-click your printer icon, and then selectPrinting Preferences.
  
  
  
  3. Click theMaintenancetab, then select theSpeed & Progressbutton.
  
  
  
  4. In the Settings area, click on theSkip Blank Page.
  
  
  
  5. ClickOKas necessary to save your settings.
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Printer problems can be a real hassle.
From time to time, due to document layout or settings on your computer, in your software of choice, or even on your printer, a blank page may get "printed" with the rest of your document.
Fortunately, this issue is a simple one to troubleshoot.
Click "Print Preview" when you are finished with your document and ready to print.
Observe your document.
If you see an extra, blank page, you have created a second page.
To delete the second page, close Print Preview, go back into the document and eliminate any blank lines in your documents that you may not need.
You may also find an inadvertent page break at the end of your document.
Place your cursor on its symbol and delete it.
Locate the symbol by clicking on the Show Formatting paragraph icon in the toolbar.


Circumvent this "ghost page" if you do not see a second (or additional) blank page in Print Preview.

Specify the number of pages you wish to print, within the Print dialogue box.
This is typically done by selecting the "Print From" option, then entering the page numbers desired.
If your document happens to be ten pages (without, of course, that final blank page), then enter in the "Print From" field the numbers "1-10".
This will print only pages 1 through 10, without an eleventh (blank) page.

is this a case of the dots are missing for a valid line, or do you mean a line feed is added at the end of a line, ie you get 3 lines of text occupying 4 lines of space , or 4 lines of text occupies 4 lines of space, but one line has no printed dots on it? to make it more obvious, what does a document with say text thats 3cm tall look like? as it sounds to me like contacts need cleaning.. *** note for info: do not rely on printouts from within a BROWSER as that may have unpredictable results. All text will be treated as a large block of PIXELS and Not TEXT. also Non Printer fonts could cause similar issues.

call kodak @ 1800 421 6699 and they will replace the printhead for you free of cost.Printhead is the part which holds the cartridges and has 4000 nozzles which sucks ink from cartridges.It Might have gone bad.Kodak recommends its customers to use the printer atleast once a week,Kodak researchers have fixed the issues with printheads,the printheads do not go bad nowadays.Relax ,all the best for future printing.

well..did you run a test page?

or clean the print heads?

or recalibrate them?

recommend all these steps for you

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This seems like a print driver problem. You may have to get an updated driver for your printer for Msoffice 2007.

Sean

Seems like a problem with the printer head...It is usual for matrix printers and it happens due to wear and tear..You will have to get the printing head to get replaced..