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Message: [QUOTE="aviator, post: 206770, member: 8107"] Dear friends thank you for your attention, I solved it. No the problem wasn't with the printer head. Maybe I didn't explain well... it has happened that in the middle of printing a text row my printer adds unnecessary vertical space before it continues printing. I heard something about "Automatic line feed" option in default setting which normally should be turned off but I didn't know how to do that. The control panel is pretty poor and I'm not sure if that can be done by pressing buttons so I started too look for some configuration utility. Even Google didn't help me much but I found it somehow finally. The file name is Lq100cfg.exe, I started it and set "Autom. Zeilenvorschub" to "aus" (options are in German) and now everything is ok! I didn't have to enter pure DOS, the program worked in virtual machine with Windows 98, maybe it would work in XP directly but it took more time for the printer to react with a sound signal. Soon I found a link from which it can be downloaded together with other utilities and drivers for some very old printers, so in case anybody needs it here it is: [URL]http://ftp.serdica.org/public/drivers/Printers/older.rar[/URL] [/QUOTE]