Troubleshooting printing problems
This topic will assist you in resolving printing
problems, which may exist on three levels:
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Hardware problems. These problems
involve hardware configurations or
malfunctions. The printer might be out of paper,
jammed, off-line, broken, or not cabled correctly.
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Logical problems. These problems
involve improper or incomplete
configurations or corrupted software. The queue might be
assigned to the wrong printer, the queue might
not be serviced by a print server, or
the wrong printer number is used when loading
NPRINTER.
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Procedural problems. These problems
usually result from typing errors or unfamiliarity
with the printing environment. The
wrong port may be captured, the wrong queue
may be specified, or the print job parameters
may be taken from a different object than
expected.
Regardless of the type of problem, the following
information should help you isolate and resolve it.
If you cannot solve your printing problem and
you decide to call your support representative, write
down details such as error messages, procedure to
reproduce the failure, configuration, and so on. before you call.
Referring to these notes should help technical support
personnel solve your problem faster.
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