Type prints backwards and compressed

When I try to print a Powerpoint presentation, all of the type compresses into a small square and prints "mirrored." Basically, I get a black ink blob, although I can pick out various letters. The photos print fine. The presentation looks fine when I view it, but in Print Preview, I can see the distortion. I can burn a copy of the presentation and give it to my husband to print on his MacBook and he can view/print it just fine. But I've never been able to print a ppt presentation from this computer since I bought it in October (even presentations that printed fine on my PowerBook G4 previous to that).
I don't know if this is related, but the first day I used this computer, I had a similar problem when I did Google searches online--the type on the lists of websites would compress and distort. Then when I would click on those websites, the type would be almost unreadable, although graphics were unaffected. I don't know why it stopped doing that, but it only lasted the first day.
I paid extra to have the Apple store transition my old data from the G4 when I bought the computer at the end of October (it did not come with Leopard installe. I've also installed Office 2004 twice (both times at the Genius Bar). So I've tried everything to make the transition to Leopard as seamless as possible. I'm stumped. Excel prints fine. Word prints fine. And my keyboard used to freeze constantly, but the most recent OS update seemed to resolve that.

It turned out to be a problem with the driver on my printer. Updating the driver solved the problem.

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