Sorry to tell you, but I can't reproduce this.

Please attach a document which shows this behaviour. Also check that the margins
are set to fit the ones given by the hardware. You may also check the settings
for 'use printer metrics! under tools options spreadsheet general.

Frank

i have also tried to replicate this bug, with no success

i attempted to make my own document with smallest aloud margins.
i removed all header and footer space in an attempt to get text as
close as possible to the edges of the page.  i only experienced your error
when i attempted to take margins below recomended minimums.
For referance i have a Hp PSC 750 printer and was running OO 1.1.2 on a windows
xp OS.  i will try again if you post the file you had issues with.  this should 
be looked into, end users who have printing problems are not happy users, i 
know from experience.

Adam

I couldn't reproduce this error with my hp deskjet 940c. I think it has to do
with older model hps, because I had family members with similar problems. I
think it a problem that relates to the 600 series. Hp might have released a
needed driver update by now, Hopefully.

System Specs:
English 1.1.2
XP Home SP1
P4 2.0 GHz
512 MB RAM
280 Total GB Harddrive
NVidia GeForce FX 5200 128MB
Open Office v1.1.2

Alex

Thanks everyone. Will try to post file if possible and also print on another 
printer and get back. I made an error, I have HP670C.

I tried duplicating your error with your printer but I was unable to reproduce 
the problem either.  I tried it on both platforms (using the only printer I 
have) on both (which shouldn't have caused differences).  I also tried taking 
the margins lower than yours to about 7mm, and i was still unable to replicate 
your problem.  I'm using a HP officejet 4110.  I actually have the same family 
printer back home so I'll test it out there and see if I can reproduce it on 
within the same family.

::PC::
P4 3.2GHz with Hyperthreading
1GB RAM
ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128Mb
7gig and 120gig hardrives
WinXP Home SP2
OOoV1.1.2 with java environment

::Alienware Laptop::
P4 3.0Ghz with Hyperthreading
512MB RAM
nVidia GeForce go 5600 128Mb
60gig hardrive
WinXP Pro SP2
OOoV1.1.2 without java environment

::Printer::
HP Officejet 4110

Created attachment 17910 [details]
Scan of printed document

Created attachment 17911 [details]
Print Preview of the document

I have attached 2 files, one of the print preview and other of actual print for 
all to see difference. hope to solve the problem soon. checked drivers of 
HP670C all ok.

Glen John
September 25th 2004

I was not able to reproduce this issue.  All spreadsheets I tried printing 
printed fine.


System Configuration
•Windows XP SP2
•Microsoft Office 2003 SP1
•OpenOffice 1.1.2
•Intel Pentium M (Dothan 735)
•512 Ram
•60 GB Harddrive

Printer
-HP Deskjst 656c

Hi,

the only difference I can imagine between the attached pictures is the shadow of
the print preview. This shadow is not a printable part of the document.

If this is not the thing you observe, please attach a document that shows this
behaviour, otherwise I have to close this Issue as worksforme.

Frank

The attached documents were not very clear. Actually the print preview document 
shows very less right margin whereas in actual print there is very little left 
margin. Anyway I could solve the problem by changing the printer, used HP3030 
and it worked fine. So this issue can be closed, don;t know how to do that 
though.

Hi,

Ok I close this Issue, but if possible please attach a document showing the
problem. It seems that this is a problem with a special kind of printer, but to
check this, we need the document which makes this trouble.

Thanks for your help.

Frank

closed wfm on users request