It's the stranges thing.  If I have a document that has 10 pages in it it will act as if its printing all 10 pages on the same page.  With overlapping text... etc.  I have reinstalled the HP 6P driver several times.  It must have to do with the USB to Parallel cable and perhaps a setting somewhere.  I am running Windows XP home edition on a DELL notebook.  Thanks!
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Your printer *must* have a Class B USB port unless it is way too old. Your notebook and all computers have Class A.\nClass B connector is about half as wide as class A, but more than two times thicker.\nBuy a purely "USB Printer Cable" and try printing again. But first, try printing in a purely parallel connection to make sure it is not a problem with the printer firmware.\n\nYou must disconnect parallel connection of your printer before connecting the USB Printer Cable.\n_______\nViva La Dvorak! - www.dvzine.org
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Since your printer is going through the motions of printing without actually producing a page it is unlikely the problem is the cartridges.  Unless of course they say open and unused for an extended period of time (more than a month) \n\nYou most likely have a contact issue.  Your printer is not connecting to the cartridges properly.  Look inside to see if there are is any ink on the contracts inside the printer.  If so UNPLUG the printer and gently wipe away the debris.\n\nHopefully that should help,.
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If you zoomed in and saved the document, it saved those settings.  Zoom out of those documents, save it again, and it should solve the problem.  I don't know what software you're using, so I can't help much more.
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could be that your printer settings have too much of a margin on the top and bottom of page(s).\nor\nmaybe, just maybe, you may have not removed the plastic lining from the bottom of the print cartridge, however most printers, HP, will tell you that the protective wrap is not removed.\ngood luck with your problem.
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Sometimes a printer does not go well through USB hubs and extensions.  You might try to plug it directly into the 2nd computer to configure that until it works, then plug it back into the HUB and see if you can alter the PORT address of the printer.   \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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yes reset settings in printers and reinstall drivers or update them
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The printer has a little spange holder where the cartridges sit.\nThis spange is to absorb the ink from around the bottom of the cartridge so that it won't mess up the page.\n\nCheck to see if this spange is full of ink by now, it might need cleaning. Get a piece of paper towel and hold it on the spange and let it absorb the ink. This should do the job for you.\n\nGood luck.\nhttp://www.bigoncartridge.com
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It may be the issue with the print spooler.or with the communication..\n\nPerform the steps to reset the spooler in XP :\n\nClick "Start" button on left side of the Desktop to popup Start menu, Click "Run" in Start menu to open Run window.\n\nType the word "SERVICES.MSC" (without quotes) in "Open :" box, click ok button or press Enter key on the keyboard.\n\nA Window will pop up with so many Services listed. \n\nFind "PRINT SPOOLER" service from the list of services.\n\nRight-click on "PRINT SPOOLER"--->"Stop", right-click on "PRINT SPOOLER"--->"Start"\n\nAgain right-click on "PRINT SPOOLER"--->"Restart"\n\nIf the issue still remains , Refresh USB or Parallel port as per your connectivity
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If the file is that large it probably contains images of some sort.  I would suggest minimizing the image size prior to converting it to a pdf.  Also if you have scanned it, it's been converted to one huge picture.  I would suggest importing into word or powerpoint, embedding everything and then converting it to a pdf.
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What operating system are you using? PC?\nSome printers need their drivers installed before the printer is plugged in.  Sometimes the printer needs to update a file and cannot because you have an older version of a file and some other program is using it, so rebooting should fix that.  If the file the printer software wants is an older version on your computer, it might help to make sure that you have the latest Windowsupdate.microsoft.com.\nAlso, the driver on the Brother website might be better than the one you have on the CD that comes with the printer.\nIf you are running Windows98, there are known issues with the USB, make sure that you have the USB fix.\nAlso make sure that your printer has it's own proper power connected - the USB port may shut off the connection if it thinks that the printer is taking too much power.
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Sounds like you have too many things running at the one time on your PC. Try using Media P. on it's own.
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Sounds like something to do with a Hewlwtt-Packard DVD drive.\nNevertheless, check the link below.\n\nEDIT: It's a necessary system file for a HP 3900 printer. If you have one of these, don't delete the file.
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This is a bug in the printer driver.  I recently got an email from HP asking me to download the latest driver for my printer.  It worked perfectly after that.  \n\nI had the same problem before.\nHere's the email I got from them\n\n******************************************************************\n       URGENT SUPPORT NOTIFICATION FROM HP\n******************************************************************\n\nIMPORTANT Firmware Update for PSC 1600 and 2350 Series Printers\n\nHP is dedicated to helping you get the most out of all your HP\nor Compaq products and to protect them from potential problems\ncaused by possible performance issues originating in your\nproduct hardware.\n\nAs a valued customer, this notice is being sent to advise you\nsome PSC 1600 Series and 2350 Series products are experiencing\nan issue where the units may have an ink cartridge rejection\nerror. This error may render the ink cartridge inoperable.  \n\nFor further information and product firmware update go to:\nhttp://US-UrgentSupport.p08.com/u.d?2lTJUWmJdUJXwIS=40\n\n******************************************************************
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There is a page on the net that troubleshoots problems on the HP.  If you have Officejet V40 (I have that), then open the front lift up panel and you will see some rollers down near the bottom.  Very carefully use some rubbing alcohol on soft cloth and clean the rollers.   That should stop the line from appearing.  It is just dirt on the rollers.\n\nGood Luck\n\nhttp://www.hp.com   (should be troubleshoot on the left)
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sometimes the printers have some limitations, let's say settings, which don't fit with the settings you have chosen for the page/sheet of the *.doc or *.xls. for example you set a 1.5 cm left of the page, while the printer has a 2.5 cm on the left of the page to print. the result is that on print preview or on printing you will lose a 1 cm narrow column of the text you typed. while the printer settings are very difficult to be tricked, the most common way is to change the settings of the page you work. observe exactly what the differences are (between page and print preview) and...you know the rest: file/page setup and trim everything there to be the same!
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is the text running off the side of the page or something? try going to file, page setup, and change the orientation to landscape, it will print sideways, but it should all fit on the page. firefox also has a scale option in there. make sure the box that says something like 'scale to fit page width' is checked.\n\nopenoffice.org has a good 'typing program'. or are you looking for a 'learn to type' program. mavis beacon is a good one. but there are free ones on the internet. search for one on download.com
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Click on the link below to open a webpage with title "HP DeskJet Printers -  Pages Printed from Internet Explorer are Cut-off on the Right Side of the Page"\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00259913&product=445441&dlc=en&lang=en\n\nI am sure this will help you !!