Blue highlighted areas are printing with a blue background

when I highlight a certain section to copy, instead of printing section normally, it's prints it with a blue background. Is this
a printer problem or computer problem. It only started doing this in the last 2 days, before that it was fine.

Please read this post then provide some details. What printer model? What operating system? What program are you printing from?
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