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In your printer properties go to Advance tab then remove tick from<br />
Enable Characterstics advance printing.<br />
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hope this solve ur problem.<br />

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In your printer properties go to Advance tab then remove tick from
Enable Characterstics advance printing.

hope this solve ur problem.


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Upgraded from PCL5e to PCL6. &nbsp;Fixed the issue.
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Upgraded from PCL5e to PCL6.  Fixed the issue.

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For some odd reason anytime we print to an HP 1300 printer it prints all pages onto the same 1st page so that we have overlapping text. &nbsp;Tried deleting the printers from the print serverlocation on the WinXP PC. &nbsp;The printer is a network printer so when we reconnect it pulls the driver from the server and installs it locally. &nbsp;<br />
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Ex.<br />
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Page 1 has:<br />
<br />
AAAAAAA<br />
<br />
Page 2 has:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
BBBBBBBB<br />
<br />
<br />
Prints this on one page:<br />
<br />
AAAAAA<br />
<br />
<br />
BBBBBBBB
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For some odd reason anytime we print to an HP 1300 printer it prints all pages onto the same 1st page so that we have overlapping text.  Tried deleting the printers from the print serverlocation on the WinXP PC.  The printer is a network printer so when we reconnect it pulls the driver from the server and installs it locally.  

Ex.

Page 1 has:

AAAAAAA

Page 2 has:




BBBBBBBB


Prints this on one page:

AAAAAA


BBBBBBBB

All pages print on one page

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