Cannot print web page

I cannot print from a web page or now from an email. I can print all Office documents however. I have done every Microsoft fix, every fix I can find on the internet and none of them correct this problem. Bottom line is all websites that say if the issue isn't solved with the fixes it is the printer. Something is screwy because I can log onto my network as another user and it prints fine. Any advice? This started in October 2011.

Hey , Thanks for posting in the HP Support Forum. I see that you're getting the PDF save prompt when trying to print from the Chrome browser via Android with the HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One Printer. I would like to help. It sounds like you're printing via the built-in Android print solution. Have you tried using the Google Cloud Print app? This article from Google explains the setup. Once you've got it hooked up you should be able to print straight from the Chrome browser as desired. Let me know if this approach works. In the meantime, I'll try printing with the same setup you're using to see if I encounter the same PDF prompt. The workaround on PC is 'Ctrl + shift + p' to open the print dialogue, but I'm not aware of a similar workaround for Android. If I have helped you resolve the issue, feel free to give me a virtual high-five by clicking the 'Thumbs Up' icon below and clicking to accept this solution. Have a great day,

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