To determine if this is the reason for your text disappearing, enter the VBA programming environment, then paste the following program into the central window. The text box effectively disappears, but prevents any text under the box from displaying. Right-click the text box, then click "Format." Click the white color from the "Color" drop-down box under the Line heading, then click "OK" to close the dialog box. To observe this effect, click the "Insert" tab, then click the "Text Box" command and drag on the screen to create a text box. It is very possible the defaults are incorrect for your printer and I would have you triple-check those to make sure that they are set correctly.īasically, walk through all of the settings you find there and make sure they make sense for your printer and the kind of paper that’s in it.If a borderless shape or text box is covering your text, words in your documents will seem to disappear. Properties contains a number of different settings for your printer including its default assumptions for things like paper size and margin. Right-click on your printer in the resulting display.What it really boils down to is the “default settings” for your printer. The other place I would have you look (this is probably the other 10%) is in the printer driver. If it’s the same program always losing 10-15% of the right hand side, there’s your culprit. What you end up seeing of course is it gets cut off before the end of the paper is actually hit because printers don’t print to the entire edge of the sheet of paper.ĭouble, triple check all of the settings in the program you are using to print. They believe the paper is larger than it is, and are actually printing off the edge. 90% of this kind of a problem is nothing more than the program having the wrong, the incorrect margins or size set. Make sure the margins and paper size are set properly. One is in the programs you are using to print.
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