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HP OfficeJet Pro K850 Printing Problem<br />
Windows XP OS<br />
This printer is connected through USB (problem is the same when Parallel is tried). <br />
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Problem: When trying to print, files are always sent to the default printer through Calendar Creator and Microsoft Photoeditor (this isn't the default printer). Setting this as the default printer isn't an option. Test pages were working correctly, but don't anymore. We've uninstalled the software, and reinstalled, to no avail. Any thoughts?<br />
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HP OfficeJet Pro K850 Printing Problem
Windows XP OS
This printer is connected through USB (problem is the same when Parallel is tried). 

Problem: When trying to print, files are always sent to the default printer through Calendar Creator and Microsoft Photoeditor (this isn't the default printer). Setting this as the default printer isn't an option. Test pages were working correctly, but don't anymore. We've uninstalled the software, and reinstalled, to no avail. Any thoughts?



HP OfficeJet Pro K850 Printing Problem (looks like a software problem)

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