PUB: OLE Objects Update Twice When Printer Changed

CAUSE

This behavior is by design. Many types of OLE objects change their behavior depending on the target printer. Microsoft Organization Chart, for example, gets its list of available fonts from the printer driver.

When you change the target printer, Publisher quickly opens each OLE object in turn to notify it of the printer change. After notifying all the objects, Publisher then goes back through the list of OLE objects to find out if the printer change has affected how any of the OLE objects appear or print.