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More info?)
This behavior is usually the result of either an incorrect driver being
selected for a printer, or the driver having become corrupted or broken
in some manner. Maker sure you are getting the correct driver running
for your printer, by checking which driver is tapped and where it is a
default printer driver or not, or being selected when appropriate.
If the driver seems to be the correct one, I'd consider removing
(uninstalling) and reinstalling it.
Art
Pixel Warrior wrote:
> Hi Don
> thanks for your reply.
> It's on any file not necessarily a text file, could be an image. It just
> spits out sheet after sheet with just a couple of symbols on it, so it
> wastes heaps of paper. Even if my file is only 1 page long. I have found an
> answer or at least I hope I have. I heard that this could be an issue with
> the USB port power. So I have moved the printer to a port which is direct on
> the Mobo rather than on the USB card. I am hoping this fixes it, will write
> back if it doesn't.
>
> "Don Phillipson" <d.phillipson@ttrryytteell.com> wrote in message
> news:CEwze.6646$EP2.31218@newscontent-01.sprint.ca...
>
>>"Pixel Warrior" <j_mgrist@zzbigpond.net.au> wrote in message
>>news:mjsze.27597$oJ.21712@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>
>>
>>>Hi, my Kyocera printer will print sometimes, other times it's halfway
>>>through a job and starts sending odd symbols and smiley faces, a few to
>>
>>each
>>
>>>page, and I have to switch it off to stop it.
>>>I downloaded a new driver not too long ago
>>
>>1. What did the new driver do that you could not
>>do beforehand? You can temporarily disable it
>>by renaming it and rebooting (although you may
>>get an error message File Not Found.)
>>2. One or more font files may have been
>>corrupted. In what font were you printing
>>(e.g.a Windows font or a WP font) ?
>>
>>--
>>Don Phillipson
>>Carlsbad Springs
>>(Ottawa, Canada)
>>
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