Why are my colour prints coming out pea green?
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Are you using the correct colour cartridges and paper, if not\nthis is quite a common bother. But you could alter the colours\nin your computer if you have colour correction facilities, or\nPhotoshop. By reversing the hues will take a little guesswork,\nbut it may work.
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maybe the heads need to be cleaned, they could be cloged. you have a option to clean them, but i don't know which printer you have. it is in the help section of your printer. good luck
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Sounds like something is off. I hope you don't have a virus. Maybe your color scheme is set improperly.\n\nTo better answer this question, you need to tell us what operating system your using and when did you notice the change. Also it would help if you remember what you did with your PC around the time when you noticed the change.
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Make sure you have a color printer defined and set as default printer in excel. Wierd, I know!
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I really can't answer that however I can offer a solution to allow you to print them all.   \n\nHigh light all the answers, in your print properties hit print selection.
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Are you using the internal color capture or something external?\n\nVERY VAGUE QUESTION!!!!
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Or if you haven't printed in color for a while, the nozzles (or whatever) may have dried out.  Try running the "cleaning" routine on your printer -- usually available by right-clicking on the printer and selecting 'Properties'.
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Change the direction in which your monitor faces and see if there is any difference.\n Make sure you have not placed any speakers near your monitor as this may cause color patches on your screen. \n\nNext check to see if you have plugged in the signal cable connector properly and screwed it tight. A loose signal cable can cause color distortion.
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Here are some things to try:\n\n1. Go through and manually configure your print options, ensuring that none of them are set to exclusively red print.\n2. Remove the red ink cartridge.
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green on the outside and a whiteish creamy color on the inside.
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Printing something????
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The paper is really a blend of linen and cotton and is not green.  It has red and blue fibers, of different lengths, running through it and the printing ink is green.  For more "trivia" please see:\nhttp://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0774850.html
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It sounds as if you might not have the right driver installed for your printer.\n\nMake sure you have the proper driver installed by deleting the printer from your system and re-adding it. You may also want to check with the printer manufacturer to make sure you have the most recent driver.\n\nHope this helps.
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you just cant see it or get one. you have to apply for it.  It actually isnt green green.  Just looks like a licence would.  Try this link this should be able to help whether you are just curious or serious.
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This usually refers to matching up the three primary colors that are used in most color printing. The printing press doesn't print the various colors but rather prints three pictures in red, blue and yellow. Inorder for the resulting finished picture to be correct color wise, the each color needs to "register" in the correct place.\n\nA color print attached to your PC uses these same three colors and on occasion can get out of order and need to be "registered" My HP printer has a diagnostic that takes me through the process to make the adjustment.\n\nTV's have a similar problem only there, it is the three electon guns that need to be aligned or "registered" to make a sharp, properly colored picture.
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The blue and yellow ink might have been finished.So, only pink(no other option for the printer) color is being used instead of all colors.Get a new Ink Catridge.\n\nCoz all the colors are made from 3 basic colors..so basically there are three basic color outlets in an Ink catridge of a colored printer.\nThus if two most used colors get exhausted, you get everything in the third one.
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Your ink level is nothing more than a page counter.  Do not trust it.\n\nTo fully answer your question however, the ink level will effect how your printing looks if the inks are extremely low or one colour has run out.   The only true gauge of you ink levels is you own eye.  The moment a cartridge starts to show signs of fading it is running out.