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Do you have the Microsoft Office Document Image Writerinstalled as a Printer????
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Do you have the Microsoft Office Document Image Writerinstalled as a Printer????

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Rename the &quot;Microsoft Office Document Image Writer&quot; to &quot;Microsoft Office DocImage Writer&quot;
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Rename the "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer" to "Microsoft Office DocImage Writer"

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It didn't do anything for it...
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What I am trying to say is In Office Picture Manager the option to Print is not even available. &nbsp;There is no print icon and I can't go to File and Print from there either.
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What I am trying to say is In Office Picture Manager the option to Print is not even available.  There is no print icon and I can't go to File and Print from there either.

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Thanks a lot. &nbsp;I found this out on my own, but this was the solution.
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Thanks a lot.  I found this out on my own, but this was the solution.

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Hi,<br />
I have a user here who is trying to print with Office Picture Manager, but can't do it anymore. &nbsp;She has a Windows 2000 machine with Office XP and she said she was able to print before, but now it won't work. &nbsp;I read that Windows 2000 users cannot print from there because it requires a wizard that is distributed with Win XP. &nbsp;Nothing has changed on her PC. &nbsp;I have run a detect and repair as well as uninstalling and reinstalling. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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Hi,
I have a user here who is trying to print with Office Picture Manager, but can't do it anymore.  She has a Windows 2000 machine with Office XP and she said she was able to print before, but now it won't work.  I read that Windows 2000 users cannot print from there because it requires a wizard that is distributed with Win XP.  Nothing has changed on her PC.  I have run a detect and repair as well as uninstalling and reinstalling.  Any ideas?

Can't print from Office Picture manager

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.