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In article <89334.204644SEK@PSUVM.BITNET> SEK@PSUVM.psu.edu (Sonja 
Kueppers) writes:
> Someone I know has been having a terrible time trying to print a page
> they wrote in MS Word 4.  This page is the first page of a document which
> uses two columns throughout.  On the top of the first column of the first
> page, there is a graphic which was pasted in from a draw program.  The
> entire document prints fine on an imagewriter, and looks perfectly ok in
> page preview, but the LaserWriter IINTX won't print it correctly!  We 
are using
> system 6.0.3, with version 5.2 of the LaserWriter software.  The problem
> with printing is that the graphic, and the part of the second column 
which
> is next to that graphic, are chopped off, and the page is put in the 
upper
> left corner.  This problem occurs consistently with this particular page,
> despite the fact that all the other pages print correctly.
> Why is this happening???

I've seen something very similar with printing a MacDraw II document that 
contained a scanned graphic image pasted in.  The problem turned out to be 
Print Monitor (are you running under MultiFinder) not having enough memory 
- when I chose "About Finder" I could see that Print Monitor was using all 
of its allocated memory and probably wanted more.  So I increased the 
memory allocation for Print Monitor (located in the System Folder - choose 
Get Info and increase the memory allocation) & rebooted, and things worked 
fine.   (The first time, I only doubled the memory, and the document was 
still printing wrong, but in a different place).

David Brown        415-649-4000
Orion Network Systems
(a subsidiary of Apple Computer)
1995 University Ave. Suite 350
Berkeley, CA 94704