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&quot;From Start &gt;&nbsp;Printer &gt;&nbsp;Properties, click on the Advanced tab and tick &quot;Start printing after last page is spooled&quot;.<br />
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Doing this on the server worked!<br />
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Thanks a lot!
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"From Start > Printer > Properties, click on the Advanced tab and tick "Start printing after last page is spooled".

Doing this on the server worked!

Thanks a lot!

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We have an HP LaserJet 4240n.<br />
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We have a certain user who gets a notification bubble after every print job that says &quot;This document failed to print...&quot;; however, the document does print successfully. &nbsp;The user is on XP Pro SP2.<br />
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This is only a minor annoyance, but the user in question is a manager, so I need to fix it.<br />
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I have already turned off the informational notifications under the Printers &amp;&nbsp;Faxes - File - Server Properties - Advanced tab.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks!
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We have an HP LaserJet 4240n.

We have a certain user who gets a notification bubble after every print job that says "This document failed to print..."; however, the document does print successfully.  The user is on XP Pro SP2.

This is only a minor annoyance, but the user in question is a manager, so I need to fix it.

I have already turned off the informational notifications under the Printers & Faxes - File - Server Properties - Advanced tab.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Cannot disable printer information bubbles

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