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Doing the "clean printhead/cartridge nozzles" multiple times would have cleared clogged nozzles. You can also try to manually wipe the cartridge nozzles with a slightly moistened soft cloth. If that still won't help, try to replace your cartridge with a different known working cartridge to determine if your other cartridge is faulty.
The Word 2003 WindowWhen Word is first started, a new blank page titled Document1 is opened automatically. This is a fresh page where you can begin typing a new document.
At the top of the window is a row of menus, including File, Edit and View.
Below that row of menus is a row of buttons for various tools (collectively called the "toolbars") to use in creating and editing your document.
Layouts in Word 2003 Normal - Normal is the default Word 2003 view. It shows just the text that you are working on, without margins or header and footer information. It doesn't differentiate between different pages of text. Web Layout - The Web Layout displays the document as if it were a web page Print Layout - The Print Layout shows the entire page you are working on, including margins, header and footer information. It shows the layout of the text on the page the way it would be displayed if printed.
Most web pages are in color. Your web browser adds black headers and footers. I would suggest printing a test page to make sure the unit produces color correctly. If not, you can force the output to be in black and white, which should be legibile.
On Windows, go to Start>Settings>Printers and Faxes, then right-click on your printer and open the Properties page. There should be a "Print Test Page" button at the bottom.
u have to check the ink catridges(black and colour) in the printer whether the ink is full ,bcos if the ink is low this problem arise check if the printing page is un single colour if it is then ink is a problem
If the printer works ok on another PC, it seems quite clear that the problem is definately software (Driver) related. If you haven't done so already, I recommend adding the printer through the Printer\Faxes Add Printer Wizard and pointing it to take the drivers off the install CD (if you have one) rather than installing the printer from the CD Autorun. Just make sure that you've deleted the printer completely from Printers\Faxes and rebooted before each install attempt.
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