Save, Edit, and Replace the image in the Word document When they are cut and pasted they are treated as TIFF files, which are typically much larger than JPG files, even if the original photos were JPGs. The reason for this is that Word handles pictures differently when they are cut and pasted compared with when they are inserted. When inserting JPG images into Word documents, you should strongly consider using the Picture option from the Insert tab of the ribbon, rather than doing a simple copy and paste. Verify / Adjust the method used to add the image to the Word Document Although all printers are different, of course, the methods used to create Word documents impact to what extent (and how) a printer (any brand) is able to translate the data in the document.Īfter you have tried other "fixes", try / consider: The issue is perhaps due to the way the images were / are placed inside the Word Document. Much depends on your version of Office, the content and methods used to create the Office document, the printer software, and the Operating System and Version (which impacts the way the File System handles the various libraries and support files). The following is offered "FYI" and is not guaranteed to address your issue. Printing_Preferences_HP_Real_Technologies
Tab / Box Advanced> Switch OFF (Clear box) HP Real Life Technologies Correct odd / wrong-sized Image Sizes (for example, when printed from Word)Ĭontrol Panel> icon view > Devices and Printers > Right-Click on your printer > Printing Preferences>
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