How do I Troubleshoot Printing Problems With MS Office 2007?

Microsoft Office 2007 is an older version of Microsoft Office with many of the same applications as Microsoft Office 2010, such as Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word. Printing issues result from several problems. Since Microsoft has many desktop applications, focus on troubleshooting printing problems for Microsoft Word 2007.

1. Reinstall the printer driver if you cannot print any of your Microsoft Word 2007 documents. Exit out of all Windows programs. Click "Start" and then choose "Control Panel." Click "Printer" or "Printer and other Hardware." Right-click the printer that you use for Microsoft Office software, then click "Delete." Once you have deleted the printer, reinstall it again to your computer.

2. Create and print another document. If you have trouble printing a specific document within Microsoft Word 2007, create a new document to see if that document prints. If the new document you created works, you need to create a new template for the document that you are having problems with. If the new document that you have created doesn't work, you need to rename the "Normal.dotm" template (see "Resources").

3. Rename the Normal.dotm template for Windows 2000. To rename the Normal.dotm template, exit Microsoft Word. Click the "Start" button and then select "Search. Within Search, click "Files or Folders."

4. Type "Normal.dotm" in the box and then change your settings to "Drive C" or "Local Hard Disk Drives" for multiple hard disks. Click the "Search" button. If you see more than one Normal.dotm, rename them "Normal.old." To rename each re-occurrence of Normal.dotm, click "Normal" and then choose "Rename" in the File menu. Type "Normal.old" and then click "Enter."

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