Office 2007 Excel Gridlines
Hello everyone,
I got our deployment down pretty good with SCCM.
We have one manager that will not let the "Excel Gridlines in printing being off by default" die!
Is there anyway we can turn the Excel gridlines on by default when users print in the deployment? Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks for any info.
Jeff
I got our deployment down pretty good with SCCM.
We have one manager that will not let the "Excel Gridlines in printing being off by default" die!
Is there anyway we can turn the Excel gridlines on by default when users print in the deployment? Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks for any info.
Jeff
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Posted by:
aogilmor
15 years ago
I did not see any way to set that specifically in the ORK UI, but there may be a way. This is a pretty good reference. Also, user settings are migrated by default so if your grumpy user has his printing set up that way it should stay.
Posted by:
jeffjenkins1
15 years ago
I wish they would stay the same but we are upgrading from Office XP and that setting does not transfer. This manager just happens to be spearheading the project and is the only one who will not let this go.
I have a ticket in with MS but...
Jeff
I have a ticket in with MS but...
Jeff
Posted by:
nheim
15 years ago
Hi Jeff,
things like this are best done with group policies.
An other option could be to create a config file with the integrated setup customization tool. Just type setup.exe /admin to launch it.
Regards, Nick
things like this are best done with group policies.
An other option could be to create a config file with the integrated setup customization tool. Just type setup.exe /admin to launch it.
Regards, Nick
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
15 years ago
I'd be doing this with VBA, TBH. Record a macro and drop a template sheet containing it into his XLStart folder (or whatever MS has changed it to in 2007, which I'm guessing it has...)
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