Are you sure you're selecting the correct printer? Sometimes a computer will attempt to send a document to a non-existent or a former printer.
(assuming windows)
Go to Control Panel then Printers, it may be "Printers and Faxes", depending on your system. Check which printer is 'default'. The default printer will have a check mark by it. If the wrong printer is selected as default, "right click" on the correct printer and then select the option, "set as default printer".
If you don't find your printer in the list, you may need to install it using the manufacturers installation software, or you may need to find a "driver" over the internet.
There is no way to do what your asking, except by hiding the powercord ;)
If the question is, how does paper print? The top paper goes through the printer, inked, and printed back out :)
Which of the following Printer cannot print graphics?
There is a special service responsible for printing it's called "spoolsv.exe". Check your services if it's running. If you want to print anything it must be running.
Either the network is down, the printer cable is not connected properly, the Windows print spool is stalled, or you have the wrong printer drives installed. The question above says that this is a local printer not a network printer.
A printer driver is a bit of software that instructs a printer how to work. Without such a driver, the printer may not work, or print rubbish. A print queue forms when a print job is sent to the printer that is already printing. Once the first print job has been completed, the second print job is then printed.
A printer driver is a bit of software that instructs a printer how to work. Without such a driver, the printer may not work, or print rubbish. A print queue forms when a print job is sent to the printer that is already printing. Once the first print job has been completed, the second print job is then printed.
You can't. A printer is necessary to print pictures.
Yes, you can print cardstock on a regular printer as long as the printer is compatible with the thickness of the cardstock.
Yes, a normal printer can print on cardstock as long as the printer is compatible with the thickness of the cardstock.
Yes, a regular printer can print on cardstock as long as the printer is compatible with the thickness of the cardstock.
Yes, you can print on cardstock with a regular printer as long as the printer is compatible with the thickness of the cardstock.