Re: overdue notice problem

[Ms Jae A Fisher <jfisher at ccp dot edu>]

That sounds like the right thing.  Unfortunately, our printer is so 
stubborn it won't change its settings. We are going to try a different 
one. Thanks.


Leigh French wrote:


>Hi Jae,
>
>You might want to check your circulation option for the number of lines 
>per page--and make sure it corresponds to the setting of lines per page 
>on your laser printer.  This happened to us:  our circ option was set 
to 
>66 lines per page and our laser printer was set to 60 lines per page. 
>When I synchronized them (both to 66), it worked like a charm.
>
>Good luck!
>Leigh French
>Wright State University
>
>Ms Jae A Fisher wrote:
>
>>We used to print our notices on a dot matrix printer with tractor feed 
>>paper.  Then the printer died and we decided to use an HP Laserjet.  
>>The problem is that after about 10-15 notices the line break "drifts 
>>down" so that eventually each notice is split onto two different sheets 
>>of paper.  I can't figure out how to align the paper now. Anyone out 
>>there who is familiar with the problem?  Thanks, Jae
>>
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>>Assistant Professor
>>Community College of Philadelphia
>>17th & Spring Garden Sts.
>>Philadelphia, PA  19130
>>215-751-8402
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Jae A. Fisher,Access Services Librarian
Assistant Professor
Community College of Philadelphia
17th & Spring Garden Sts.
Philadelphia, PA  19130
215-751-8402