what is a special device usedto store data temporarily inside a printer before printing called?
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it is called a buffer.
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disconnect the printer\nlet it wait for a few hours and then connect the printer again.
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You should see a printer icon down in the system tray.  Click this to open the printer status box.  In this box you should be able to pause or cancel the operation.
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not sure what kind of printer you have, but some printers have a refresh button, try that.
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A smaller ink cartidge, basically just a starter.  How long it will last will vary by how you use it (type of printing, quality level, etc...) but it will not last very long.
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You can probably get an adapter. If you go on the web site of the printer brand, they might sell it... or go to a computer store like Frys, and they will most likely have a USB to Parallel port adapter.
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Find out what type of connection the printer takes and what time of connection the PC takes and find a converter. They have plenty of them on the market. If i know what two types of connections you are talking about i could link you up. But i hope this leads you in the right direction\nCheers
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Chances are no even if you print directly to the printer most printer have internal logs of print jobs.  While they can see that you printed to a printer in most cases they can not see what you have printed.
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Try a printer store :)))
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Depending on the program you're printing from, there is normally an option to "print selection".  This is true in Microsoft Word and Excel and most other programs as well.
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plug off the printer from the electric source... not just close it from the button... and wait 30secs
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at a local screen printer
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Printers usually have one of two types of connections:  parallel and USB.  Most printers in the past 3 to 5 years use a USB connection.  There is a big difference in the way they look.  USB connections on the printer are typically the square "B"-style connector and connects to the PC using a rectangular "A"-style connector.  \n\nParallel is about 2" wide by .5" high shaped like a "D".  It connects to the PC using a 25-pin "D"-shaped connector.  99.99999% of all PC's since the early 80's have a parallel connector.\n\nIf you do not own a cable, you can purchase either type (USB or Parallel) at your local retailer, or on-line at hundreds of computer retailers.\n\nThe make/model of the printer should be on the printer somewhere.  Visit the manufacturer's website and download drivers appropriate to the make/model.  If instructions are available, download those as well.  Some printers require the driver to be installed before the printer is connected, others can be installed regardless of if the printer is connected or not.  If the instructions are avialable, make sure to grab them.  Otherwise a good rule is to install the drivers first, then connect the printer.\n\nFinally, some drivers do not actually configure the printer for you.  You need to do it manually (Start -> Settings -> Printers -> Add New Printer), but the wizard is very simple and straightforward.
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go into printer properties>PAGE SETUP ,you should see some setting options here
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I had one of those printers and it stopped printing all together and I had to punch some "extra holes" in the print cartridge and place a warm washcloth over it; it only worked for a few prints though.  Good luck.  I think it's some sort of scam, b/c when I researched it, hundreds of people were having the same problem.  I ended up just buying a new printer.   Good luck.
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a printer with an ip address
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Hmm, I guess, it has more to do with reinstalling the printer if it's older than xp.  Newer printers will automatically be detected though.