Two computers (A and B) and one printer.
Computer B is connected via USB to the printer. Computer A accesses the printer via the network. I have gone in the control panel (Windows 2000) and made sure the printing preferences are set for the printer to always print on Draft mode. The only thing we ever print from Computer A is a few excel files. When we print them they always print in Normal mode instead of draft.
Is there an excel setting somewhere that supersedes windows default?
Computer B is connected via USB to the printer. Computer A accesses the printer via the network. I have gone in the control panel (Windows 2000) and made sure the printing preferences are set for the printer to always print on Draft mode. The only thing we ever print from Computer A is a few excel files. When we print them they always print in Normal mode instead of draft.
Is there an excel setting somewhere that supersedes windows default?
Facebook
Twitter