Avery 5260 labels print incorrectly

The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9 rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know of a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access I had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H

First, make sure you have the very latest driver for your printer. 2003,
and XP, both require the latest driver possible.
Use the web to locate the driver...
If you converted a good working mdb to 2003 (with no changes) and there are
printing issues, that's the first thing to suspect.
--
hth
Al Camp
Candia Computer Consulting - Candia NH
http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9
rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know of
a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access I
had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H

What are the top and bottom margins of your report? I expect they add up to
over 1". There are many printers that don't allow a bottom margin of .5" or
less.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9
rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know of
a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access I
had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H

Thanks for the help.
I went to the HP site and downloaded/installed the latest driver for the 932c.
I then created another set of labels and Viola - they were created correctly.
Thanks again
--
George J H


"Al Camp" wrote:

First, make sure you have the very latest driver for your printer. 2003,
and XP, both require the latest driver possible.
Use the web to locate the driver...
If you converted a good working mdb to 2003 (with no changes) and there are
printing issues, that's the first thing to suspect.
--
hth
Al Camp
Candia Computer Consulting - Candia NH
http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9
rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know of
a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access I
had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H

Good deal George,
I wonder... did you try your "old" label report?
Al Camp

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help.
I went to the HP site and downloaded/installed the latest driver for the
932c.
I then created another set of labels and Viola - they were created
correctly.
Thanks again
--
George J H


"Al Camp" wrote:

First, make sure you have the very latest driver for your printer. 2003,
and XP, both require the latest driver possible.
Use the web to locate the driver...
If you converted a good working mdb to 2003 (with no changes) and there
are
printing issues, that's the first thing to suspect.
--
hth
Al Camp
Candia Computer Consulting - Candia NH
http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9
rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know
of
a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access
I
had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H

Yes. My old labels were 9 x 3. And after the new driver they were still bad.
So I created a new identical label report and it was correct at 10 x 3;
--
George J H


"Al Camp" wrote:

Good deal George,
I wonder... did you try your "old" label report?
Al Camp

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
Thanks for the help.
I went to the HP site and downloaded/installed the latest driver for the
932c.
I then created another set of labels and Viola - they were created
correctly.
Thanks again
--
George J H


"Al Camp" wrote:

First, make sure you have the very latest driver for your printer. 2003,
and XP, both require the latest driver possible.
Use the web to locate the driver...
If you converted a good working mdb to 2003 (with no changes) and there
are
printing issues, that's the first thing to suspect.
--
hth
Al Camp
Candia Computer Consulting - Candia NH
http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions

"GeorgeJH" george11410 wrote in message
...
The 5260s print 10 rows x 3 columns. But under Access 2003 I only get 9
rows.
I downloaded / installed SP2 but the problem still exists. Anyone know
of
a
fix for this. When I created labels under a previous release of Access
I
had
no problem so it's not the printer.
--
George J H