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To: SE who wrote (16579)	2/20/2001 2:25:55 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110652

scott "Does anyone know how to make it always, always default to 1 copy unless the user actually changes it for that specific print job?" mine defaults to 1 copy each and every time. on two different computers and three different operating systems. so imo it is not a microsoft prob, but one inherent to your system. hopefully we can discover what that is and correct it. have you ever tried removing the printer in control panel and then adding it back in? that might work. or maybe it's your printer drivers. have you ever installed new drivers? what about emailing your printer tech support, or checking their web page for troubleshooting ideas? just some thoughts.... :) mark