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06-Nov-2009, 04:10 PM #1
Issues with pictures and printing
I'm an XP user new to Vista. I have just the basic version but with the service packs. Can anyone tell me if this is something to do with the way Vista works or something else?
When I try to print a photo the way I've always done using File-print, it comes out very light. If I open the picture using Print it will come out correctly. But then I can't adjust the size the way I want. So, I have to go into my photo editing program and make the picture darker so it will print darker. Anyone have any ideas?

Mike
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