Need help with vba coding which works in windows xp but not as well with windows 7

I'm attaching a workbook that was initially posted by another user upon which the print function didn't work properly but I thought I had gotten it to work properly during a later post. I found various sources on the net. The code will do a print screen of the embedded google map, eliminating the display settings of excel to maximize the map portion for printing purposes. The print screen function would then open up another workbook to which the image file will eventually be pasted into it. The attached example will demonstrate this better than I can explain. The problem I'm having is that it works great in Windows XP, but it appears to print the excel display bar and duplicate some imaging, etc, when used with windows7 operating system. I'm attaching a finished print screen jpeg photo which is how with this example workbook map looks upon clicking the print button in windows xp. I have xp at home, but windows 7 at work. I unfortunately forgot to bring a photo of what it looks like in windows7, but if you use that operating system and look at this example workbook, you'll see what I'm referring to when comparing to the attached photo image. Any help tweaking the vba code in module1 (it's to lengthy to post here) to make it work in both operating systems would be greatly appreciated!

I'm attaching a jpeg image of what the print functionality creates off of Windows 7. I'm not really sure if it is the operating system that is causing this or the upgraded version of Excel. I use Office 2007 but the windows 7 systems have office 2010 version. So it could be either issue. I just know it works great on windows xp with excel 2007 and would like it to work on excel 2010 with windows 7 operating system. Any ideas anyone?

Are you using Win 7 32 bit?

Hello nilem, I believe it is 64 bit.

API functions for Win 32-bit systems used in your code. And there are differences in these functions are called for Win 32 and Win 64.
Unfortunately I can not help you in more detail. Here is just a sample:

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Thanks nilem! I'll give that a try. I was also considering taking out the

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and see if that helps too.