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Hey everyone, I'm having an issue with my Canon PIXMA GM2040 printer and I can't figure out what's causing it.

The problem: When I print tables (from Google Sheets or PDF), the vertical lines and text in cells shiftslightly at certain points - like the content "slides" mid-print. It looks like a misalignment that gets worse the further down the page you go. See photos attached.

Key observations:

• The issue is much worse in landscape orientation than portrait
• In portrait, there's still a slight shift but noticeably less
• Happens regardless of the source: Google Sheets, PDF via browser, PDF via Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Plain text documents without tables print perfectly fine
• The problem is consistent across all apps and file types

What I've already tried:

• Full printhead cleaning (regular + deep clean)
• Printhead alignment (manual and automatic)
• Reinstalled printer drivers from scratch
• Updated to latest firmware
• Checked paper tray guides — paper is loaded correctly, no skew
• Tried different paper

My setup:

• Printer: Canon PIXMA GM2040
• OS: Windows
• Printing black ink documents (this is a mono printer)

Any advice before I take it to a service center would be hugely appreciated!

Hey.
I'm an expoler and now I'm trying figma for buisness planning.

How to resize the table that was made by table creator?

That's a stupid question but I really can't move on )

I’ve got a gas grill Napoleon Rogue RBS 425 and I’m seeing a strange issue with the front burners.

Setup: assembled according to the manual, connected to a certified propane cylinder with a proper regulator. Rear burner and side burner work fine and hold a steady flame.

The problem:

• On the three front burner tubes, gas clearly reaches them (you can hear it and see ignition).

• The flame appears for a moment, then immediately goes out and won’t stay lit.

• At the same time, the rear burner on the back gas line and the side burner continue to work normally.

• I’ve tried a different gas cylinder / gas, same result: rear and side are stable, front burners still ignite briefly and then die.

I’ve recorded videos where you can clearly see this: front burners flash on and go out, while the rear and side burners keep burning as they should.

Has anyone seen something like this on a Napoleon Rogue (or similar grills)? I haven’t used it even a time.

That‘s my dad’s birthday present and I’m just like fu with that.

Any technical insights or similar experiences would be really helpful.

Thanks!