Printing without a grid?

My son created a chart using Numbers. It was fine to see the grid while developing his homework, but he didn't want to see the grid when the information was printed. How do you turn off the grid as well as the A,b,c.... across the top, and the 1,2,3... down the side?
Thanks..
--Paul

There are gridlines and there are borders. Gridlines do not print but borders do. By default the tables have both. You need to select the borders and set them to none. The User's manual tells how to do it. The tools for doing it are on the toolbar and in the table inspector. Same tools, two places.
Gridlines will show up whenever the table is selected and will go away when the table is not selected. Gridlines do not print.
The column letters and row numbers do not print.
If you want to see how a page will print, go to Print View and ensure no tables or charts are selected.

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Apparently there is no way to print an imported Excel Sheet without the GRID.
Every sheet is imported as a single table with it's GRID showing up as a visible border. Simply, it does not recognize the difference between a GRID and a BORDER.
The only way to get rid of the GRID, is to completely reformat the document by taking out all BORDERS and applying new ones.
That will not work! No one is going to spend time reformatting a document that works perfectly in Excel.
Until this is solved, Numbers will seldom be used.

I have a 20 tab excel workbook with several printed pages on each tab that I work with regularly. It has many text boxes, borders thicknesses,and hatches. It imports just fine into numbers with a little tweeking of content scale to get it to print one page wide. I tried cahnging the color of the cell borders to white and cell borders to none. Guess what? It takes out ALL the fancy ones as well.
I am printing and submitting these sheet to a government facility and they are not complaining (so far) with ghost grid lines, But it sure would be appreciated to have more control over the printing of these unneeded gridlines.
I really don't want to recreate the whole thing and am trying to abandoned my addiction to excel all together.
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Is it possible to connect HP DESKJET 1510 All-in-One series Wireless printer without USB cable?

my mom recently bought me the HP DESKJET 1510 All-in-One series so i have an at home printer for school work. but when we bought it we did not know there was a certain USB that had to connect to the printer. so we bought the wrong one. now i have a project due and i cannot print. we have a small USB that fits it but its hard to connect it to the computer and printer because its so small. so if we can have it sent to the printer without the USB that would be perfect!

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How can I grant users the ability to pause/resume printing without a "print operators group" password.

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We are running 10.8.5 on 30 machines in an active directory environment (graphics lab). The clients are experiencing a persistant error when pausing or resuming print jobs. Each time something is paused, it requires an administrator password to resume the job. Administrators are not always present so designers are locked out of all of the printers until we come in (or remote in) to authenticate.
I spoke with Apple today and they said they would not support active directory accounts and that the account must be edited by the department that created the account because the restrictions come from the Active Directory account preferences.
On the other hand, I ALSO read that I can edit this in the CUPS interface or modify it with the terminal command below, locally.
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b) If so, how would I grant users the ability to resume printing without an admin password?
c) If not, exactly what must be modified in the active Directory account to allow pause/resume without an admin password.
I have seen a terminal command that adds users to the print operatiors group (Ipadmin) and I have seen some info on editing the CUPS interface, If i must edit the CUPS interface to allow this, can anyone point to detailed instructions on how to make this change.
I also saw info on editing the CUPS interface but the suggestion lacked details as to how and how to return to default if it does not work.
I also saw a post with these suggestions below but without detail as to how one would carry this out.
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<Limit CUPS-Add-Modify-Printer CUPS-Delete-Printer CUPS-Add-Modify-Class CUPS-Delete-Class CUPS-Set-Default CUPS-Get-Devices>
AuthType Default
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<key>group</key>
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I have read all posts on this subject and I still am not clear on how to proceed, please assist.
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V

Hello again. For AD environments you can run the following command on each workstation:
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This command assumes you are typing this interactively on the machine. Obviously change localadmin to the Mac's local admin's name. When running you will be prompted for password twice. Once to elevate permissions (sudo) and once to validate you are localadmin.
If you are using Apple Remote Desktop (or JAMF or other management suite), you can push this command out while embedding the localadmin's password.
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How can I print without my color cartridge in my printer, I have a HP Deskjet 3510. I cant find only print in black in white in the setting on my printer.

Hi,
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Can u print without AirPrint printer if you have a wireless printer?

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