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We have Windows 7 and office 2013 connected to Lexmark M1145 desktop printers. When we print a document with multiple copies selected it works well, but the next print requested will print the same number of copies even tho the print copies selected is
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Some printer options stay selected for a Word session. Exiting Word and restarting it would reset everything to printer defaults.
OK, the information is incorrect even at File | Print (see screen shot below)? What happens if you click Printer Properties? Do you still see something other than the number of pages that actually print?
I recommend that you try updating the printer driver. Check Lexmark's web site.
I have tried the Ctrl P, but alas even if it states 1 copy to print it will print multiple copies just like quick print. How can i get a "bug report" to microsoft so that this will get remedied? Do you know? Thank you Stefan atleast you knew what I was asking about.
Quick Print seems to be less useful in recent versions of Word, yes. I'm afraid I have no solution other than using Ctrl+P; this shortcut opens the preview window (same as clicking File | Print) and it gives you a list of common print settings and a button for printing the document.
Some printer options stay selected for a Word session. Exiting Word and restarting it would reset everything to printer defaults.
I figured that was the case, but with prior versions of word it automatically resets itself to the default. This issue uses a lot of extra paper and if we have to close and open word for each document it's very un-productive wouldn't you agree? I understand if you go from excel to word to a third party app it wouldn't be inconvenient, but we produce documents in word. Any other ideas?