Also if you know just what part you want to print you can highlight that part and when you click print you will get
a box that you can click selected. It will only print the part you highlighted.

Juanita




> If its a long document, you can click on the printer's icon, select the
> document in the window, and choose cancel. This is the only effective way to
> stop a long document and it should reset the printer and eject the half
> printed page. If it's a short document it probably was entirely downloaded
> to the printer before the printer started, so you can only cancel it at the
> printer by using the reset button, or powering off the printer. If your
> printer is USB, I suggest you stick to using the reset.  Powering down has
> the effect of disconnecting from the USB. Either way, this will flush the
> printer's cache memory, which effectively stops short jobs. If it is a web
> document, your printer should wait until it is completely 'spooled' before
> it prints if you want to be able to cancel it with the least aggravation.
> You make that change under your printer icon, properties, details, spooler
> settings. Clear the checkbox, 'start printing after first page is spooled'.
> If you want to stop the download, click your browser's stop button.
> Tom Turak
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Denis Snider [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 5:25 AM
>
>
> While printing a document, how do you stop the printer if you decide you
> don't actually want to print anymore in the middle of the document? I have
> windows xp and fuse dial up. Thank you, Denis Snider
>
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