[Shotimes] OT help with HP printer

[Jason Hartberger]

Try going to the printer's setup properties and search for a box called 
"print type" or "data type" or something to that effect; you're probably 
printing in RAW format - which is pretty much what it sounds like. You 
need to be printing in EMF for NTEMF (if you're using NT), and find the 
option that says "spool before printing" and make sure it spools all the 
pages before it starts printing.

email me back if you need more help.

Jason



Donald Mallinson wrote:
> When I went to a new computer recently (windows XP software) all of a 
> sudden printing on my HP Deskjet 722C became super slow.  The print head 
> moves as fast as before, the document starts right away, but the print 
> head seems to print 1/16" or less per pass, and doesn't appear to be 
> printing bi-directional.
> A simple black/white typed page without pictures or color takes about 
> 30-40 seconds to print where with the old computer it took maybe 10-15 
> seconds.  You could see the paper advance about 3/8" or more for each 
> pass of the print head, and now I swear it advances less than 1/16" per 
> pass of the print head.
> 
> As an example, ONE LINE in 10 point type, too THREE passes of the print 
> head just now on a form that has a single line at the bottom of the form 
> with a big gap above it.
> 
> I have checked all the HP help files and everything seems to be working, 
> I have the most up to date version of the software.
> 
> Any ideas among the computer guru's out there?
> 
> Your help is appreciated.
> 
> Don Mallinson
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