I am unable to print a banner either created or using a template.

Microsoft support describes several things to try. After checking to see if any new blank document you create could print or not, the next possibility is to rename the normal.dotm file that may be necessary to resolve this problem.

Procedure to check:

"Microsoft Windows 7

1. Quit Word.
2. Click the Start button.
3. In the Search Programs and Files box, type Normal.dot or Normal.dotm depending on your version of Word.
4. For each occurrence of the Normal.dot or Normal.dotm template that you find, rename it Normal.old. To do this, follow these steps:
   1. Click Normal.
   2. On the File menu, click Rename.
   3. Type Normal.old, and then press ENTER.

You can now print new documents that are created from the new global (blank document) template (Normal.dot). However, existing documents that were created by means of your old Normal.dot file may not print. If this is the case, go to the "Print the problem document" section to resolve problems with these documents.

If you cannot print this new document, there may be a problem that prevents Word from printing. If this is the case, go to the "Print the problem document" section.

Determine if the problem documents were created from the same custom template You may still not be able to print particular Word documents. Examine the problem documents to determine if they were created from the same custom template. To determine which template created the problem document, follow these steps:

Word 2010

1. Open a document that you cannot print.
2. On the Developer tab, click Document Template in the Templates section.
3. On the Templates tab, look in the Document template box."

• After you create the automatic reply message and set up the filter, you must leave your computer running and Outlook open in order for the message to work.
• using the method below to set a rule that sends reply messages to all senders except those who are posting to a LISTSERV list. This prevents reply messages from being sent to everyone on a list.
• Outlook's Out of Office Assistant tool is another option for setting an automatic reply message; however, you cannot set rules for specific mail, such as LISTSERV lists.
• If setting a rule is not necessary, instructions on using the Out of Office Assistant can be found on Microsoft's How to Use the Out of Office Assistant in Outlook Web page.

To create and use an automatic reply message:

1. Create an away message.
   • In 2007, at the top left of the window, click the New button.
   1. In the body of the message, type the away message you want to use.
   2. Save the message.
      
      • In 2007:
        1. Click the Office Button.
        2. From the drop-down list, select Save As.
   3. From the Save as type: drop-down list, select Outlook Template (*.oft).
   4. In the File name: text box, type: away
   5. Save the file to your desktop.
   6. Close the message window.
   7. Click the No button.
2. To use your away message, set up an automatic reply filter.
   1. From the Tools menu, select Rules and Alerts....
   2. Click the New Rule... button.
   3. From the list, select Check messages when they arrive.
   4. Click Next.
   5. Click Next.
   6. Click the Yes button.
   7. Under Step 1: Select action(s), place a check in the reply using a specific template check box.
   8. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the a specific template link.
   9. From the Look In: drop-down list, select User Templates in File System.
   10. Click the Browse... button.
   11. Navigate to your desktop.
   12. Click OK.
   13. From the list, select the away message template.
   14. Click the Open button.
   15. Click Next.
3. Set up the rule to create exceptions where LISTSERV is in the recipient's address or the sender's address.
   1. Under Step 1: Select exception(s) (if necessary), place a check in the except with specific words in the recipient's address check box.
   2. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the specific words link.
   3. In the Specify a word or phrase to search for in the recipient's address: text box, type: LISTSERV
   4. Click the Add button.
   5. Click OK.
   6. Under Step 1: Select exception(s) (if necessary), place a check in the except with specific words in the sender's address check box.
   7. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click the specific words link.
   8. In the Specify a word or phrase to search for in the sender's address: text box, type: LISTSERV
   9. Click the Add button.
   10. Click OK.
   11. Click Next.
   12. Click Finish.
   13. Click OK.
   14. In the Rules and Alerts window, click OK.
4. Set Outlook to check mail every 60 minutes. For instructions, refer to Configuring Outlook 2003/2007/2010 to Automatically Check Mail at Regular Intervals
5. When you return, disable your automatic reply filter.
   1. From the Tools menu, select Rules and Alerts....
   2. Next to your automatic reply rule, clear the check box.
   3. Click OK.

Hi Cecil,

First you'll need to create a message template.

1. On the File menu, point to New, and then click Mail Message.
2. On the Options tab, in the Format group, click Plain Text.
3. In the message body, type the message that you want to send as your automated reply.
4. In the message window, click the Microsoft Office Button and then click Save As.
5. In the Save As dialog box, in the Save as type list, click Outlook Template (*.oft).
6. In the File name box, type a name for your message template, and then click Save.

Once the template is finished, you'll need to set up a new rule to reply to the incoming messages.
Do the following:

1. On the Tools menu, click Rules and Alerts.
2. In the Rules and Alerts dialog box, click New Rule.
3. Under Start from a blank rule, click Check messages when they arrive, and then click Next.
4. Under Which condition(s) do you want to check?, select the sent only to me check box and any other criteria that you want, and then click Next.
5. When you see a dialog box informing you that this rule will be applied to every message that you receive, click Yes.
6. Under What do you want to do with the message?, select the reply using a specific template check box.
7. Under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value), click a specific template.
8. In the Select a Reply Template dialog box, in the Look In box, click User Templates in File System.
9. Select the template that you created in the previous section, and then click Open.
10. Click Next.
11. Optionally, select the check boxes for any exceptions to the auto-reply rule.
12. Click Next.
13. Under Step 1: Specify a name for this rule, type a name for the auto-reply rule, and then click Finish.

Hope this helps!
Please don't forget to rate;)

Gary

that really depends on what the survey forms look like, but you can look for samples on the internet, just google them, or better yet, use ms powerpoint instead to create banners for your survey easily since ms powerpoint has prepared templates than that off ms word. =)

Using the software that came with it modify the font settings.
Changing the Default Font Settings in DYMO Label Software Answer 299 ' Applies To DYMO ' Published 07/20/2005 10:16 AM EDT ' Updated 08/31/2010 05:05 PM EDTHow do I change the default font settings in the DYMO Label Software (DLS)?

Font settings can be adjusted for individual label templates and for the DLS application. Please note, changing the font settings for the DLS application will only affect the creation of new label templates. It does not change the font settings of any previously created and saved label templates.

Changing the Default Font Settings for Individual Label Templates in DLS

1. Open DLS.
2. In DLS, click and highlight the text on the label template.
3. The tool bar above the label template allows you to change various font and justification settings. To change font type and font size you must click on the Font Settings icon:
4. Make the necessary changes to the font settings. The Sample field indicates how the text will appear on the label. Please note, the text will automatically shrink to fit if you select a font size that is too large for the address or text object on the label to accommodate.
5. Click OK after making the necessary changes.
6. Save the label template. Click on the File menu in DLS and select either Save or Save As. Selecting Save will save the label template with its existing name. Selecting Save As will allow you to enter a new name and create a new label template.

I think that the CD/DVD printing ability depends on the software that epson bundles with the printer.
I had the EPSON R200 and i could only print CD's from the EPSON PrintCD software.

1. From the workstation open an Internet browser window.
2. Enter the TCP/IP Address of the WorkCentre Pro in the Address field, then press [Enter] on your keyboard.
3. Click on the [Print] tab.
4. Under LPD settings, click on the check box next to [Enable LPD Banner] to insert or remove the check mark. When a check mark is displayed the Banner Page is enabled.
5. Enter the password sysadm in the Password field, then click [Apply]. The Network Print Options Have Been Updated window will be displayed with a message stating that 'In order for the changes to take effect, please reset the printer from the Reset page or by turning it off and on again.'
6. Click on [Reset]. The Reset window will be displayed.
7. Click on the [Reset] button. A window will be displayed stating 'The unit is now being reset, allow 2 minutes before reconnecting.'
8. Click on the [X] in the upper, right corner to close the Internet browser.

The problem with your printer is probably if you are using Windows XP it will not print banners from there. I downloaded drivers too and found if I went to a printer with Windows 98 and put in my software program the banner will print out. Hope this works for you. I had to find it thru trial and error.

Verron

ISSUE: A blank page prints after every print job using an HP LaserJet series printer. SOLUTION: A separator page may be turned on in the printer driver, within the application, or on the network. Try printing from several applications. If a page prints out in only one application, that application may have a summary page selected to print out. If a page prints out from different applications, a separator page may be turned on in Windows or on the network. Use the following sections to turn off separator pages. Windows 95/98/Me Follow these steps to turn off the separator page in Windows 95/98/Me:

1. Select Start .
2. Select Settings .
3. Select Printers .
4. Highlight the appropriate HP LaserJet printer icon.
5. Select File .
6. Select Properties .
7. In the section labeled Separator Page, select None .
8. Click Apply .
9. Click OK .

Windows NT 4.0/2000 Follow these steps to turn off the separator page in Windows NT4.0/2000

1. Select Start .
2. Select Settings .
3. Select Printers .
4. Highlight the appropriate HP LaserJet printer icon.
5. Select File .
6. Select Properties .
7. In the Advanced tab, select the Separator Page button.
8. Delete the location for the separator page.
9. Select OK .

Windows XP Follow these steps to turn off the separator page in Windows NT4.0/2000

1. Select Start .
2. Select Settings .
3. Select Printers and Faxes .
4. Highlight the appropriate HP LaserJet printer icon.
5. Right-click on the highlighted printer icon and select Properties from the Advanced tab.
6. In the Advanced tab, select the Separator Page button.
7. Delete the location for the separator page.
8. Select OK .

Software or applications See documentation for the specific application that is printing a separator page. The following steps are an example of how to turn off the summary page in Microsoft(R) Word 97:

1. Open Word 97 .
2. Select File .
3. Select Print .
4. Select Options .
5. Deselect Document Properties in the Include with Document section.
6. Select OK .

Novell environments Banner pages can be sent to the printer in several different ways in a Novell environment. The following instructions detail several ways to disable the banner page. NOTE: Banner pages can also be sent from the HP Jetdirect device itself. This page can be enabled and disabled through a telnet session to the HP Jetdirect device. The telnet banner will only print in an lpd/unix ® environment. Novell's Capture Command To disable a banner page using a Novell DOS capture command at a system prompt, type the following commands: capture L=x Q=queuename NFF NB NT TI=x where:

• L = x -- The value of x would be 1, 2 or 3 depending on the lpt port being used.
• Q = queuename - The value of the queuename would be the Novell queue setup for this printer.
• NFF -- No form feed.
• NB -- No Banner.
• NT -- No Tabs
• TI = x -- The value of x would be the timeout amount in seconds. NOTE: If the client workstation is restarted, and if a capture command is part of a login script that is being used, these settings will be reset.

Printer Properties The banner page for Novell networks can also be enabled or disabled in the Printer Properties using the following steps:

1. To open the Printers Folder ; click Start , Settings, and Printers .
2. Right-click the appropriate HP LaserJet printer icon and select Properties .
3. Select the Printer Settings , or Capture Settings tab. The banner page can be enabled or disabled here.

NetWare Clients Follow these steps to disable the banner page for Novell NetWare clients:

1. Right-click Network Neighborhood and select Properties .
2. Select the Configuration tab in the Network window.
3. Highlight Novell NetWare Client and select Properties .
4. Select the Default Capture tab. The banner can be enabled or disabled here.