Ghost lines in plot

HELP PLEASE:
I'm new to this forum thing and hope someone can help me.
We have 6 copies of AutoCAD 2000 lt and 5 of them print ghost lines the best
example I can give is if you draw a rectangle or a closed polyline and trim
away a section, the section that was trimmed will still be plotted any way
even though it is not on the screen. As a note all layers are on and
unaltered and also if I print the same drawing from my copy of AutoCAD 2000
lt the lines are not there. Is this a setting every one else has on that I
don't?
Has anyone had this problem?

 

the IT guys updated them all to 2000 at about the same time using the same
disk and using the same printer drivers. I do know that they all carried
over all there files and templates from the older versions 12, 13 & 14. Me
always wanting to be different started out with a fresh start. I try to use
layouts and paper space the way I think it was intended (the way I was
taught in school) to be used and they use layouts and paper space full size
as if they were using the model tab and then scale it down to 1:16 during
the plot process. I think they need to start out fresh also but most of them
don't want to leave there comfort zones. I was hoping it might just be a
variable that I've been over looking.

 

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it's worth a try.
Thanks