HP with window 8 Office 2010 and HP printer

I was replacing ink cartridges in printer   (hp 6600)   when printing problem happened. [ I can get successful self test of printer off line.   Computer is HP   1 year old)    BUT
have a document in "Word 2010" that is trying to be deleted.   But has frozen the print process.   I cannot get it to cancel or complete deleting.   I get a Black box (top right of screen)
that says printer fails.   and says printer is "out of ink" but self tests with new ink proves printer is OK.    HOW can I get things going again. does any one have a simple fix? I', not
expert.

Hi,
Do you have other printers? If so, please try to print this document to another printer to check if it prints properly.
Seems this issue is more related to damaged Word document, you can refer to the following KB article and follow the steps listed to troubleshoot the issue:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826864/en-us
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Steve Fan
TechNet Community Support

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