--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, John Kelly <jtk@...> wrote: > > ...also, when you've shut it down, unplug it and leave it that way for > 10 minutes or so. 2200 seems to me to behave a LOT like old Win 98 > machines, memorywise. > That may just be superstition. The point is to let it clear it's foolish > little head. If I were you, I'd also put some trash paper into it, > anticipating that it wants to print when you boot it back up. > > I don't know of any way to clear the printer's own memory without > letting it waste ink but perhaps letting it sit UNPLUGGED longer than an > hour or three would let it lose some sort of volatile memory. > > There, that sounds almost like this is real science doesn't it? No? > > John . > Sounds like a plan, I'll try that. It's never had this problem before but I guess there is a first for everything. I on the other hand have a really hard time knowing where to respond on this type of message. I want to write at the top and I think I'm supposed to respond at the bottom. Oh well, I'm trying - is the point. Thank you.
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Re:Spools to 2200 but will not print
2007-07-15 by na_goodman
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