Howdy Folks, printer problems likely are not a Chordie issue as we send printing requests as raw data via http to your native print handler. Print spooling is local to you and should be installed (at least the driver part) along with your printer driver from the OEM disk that came with your Printer. Sometimes during an update you might get a corrupt driver update that will interfere with proper function.
To narrow it down, try "print to file" from your printers selection and give it a filename you can easily "find " in your Documents directory. I usually choose to save-as PDF format as it results in a "what you see is what you get" document that should display and print without any trouble. If you are able to print to file, then I would certainly be investigating a spooling error between your PC and the printer. Check your printer documentation and perhaps fetch and install the newest drivers available for your operating system and hardware. Microsoft Knowledge Base has several good bulletins addressing spooling errors (especially about HP Printers) and you should be able to resolve issues from there.
Sorry I didn't get to these posts earlier, but as I no longer run windows in any of my machines, I kinda thought a regular Windows user/member would have up to date experience in this issue that might have been more helpful.
Let us know how it goes.
Doug
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