Re: Printer control

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Since it is marked as the default printer, what symptoms are causing you to
say it is not the default printer?

"George" <George@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:7BCB81A1-9461-4D68-A522-3378499439CD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I can't make my computer accept my printer as the default printer,it is the
only one listed on the printer page. It is also checked as the default
printer in the printer general box. I tried everthing on the HP help page
but
no help. How do I do this?
--
George


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