Printer jobs keep repeating

Printer prints job then repeats it 2 or 3 times even if I cancel the print job after the first printing. Am wasting a lot of paper. Also a second different print job takes up to 5 minutes to start.

Can you find OS process....
After that kill that process....
$ ps -aef | grep 4592
oracle 4592 1 0 14:47 ? 00:00:00 ora_j000_oradb1
$ kill -9 4592
Oracle'll recover that process and create new backgroup process
Anyway You can refresh ....
select what, job from user_jobs;
WHAT JOB
dbms_refresh.refresh('"USER"."GROUP1"'); 424
So,run that script to refresh....
exec dbms_refresh.refresh('"USER"."GROUP1"');
Edited by: HunterX (Surachart Opun) on Jan 19, 2009 2:44 PM

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Hi jmarc11,
Welcome to the HP Support forums. I understand that when you send a print job to your HP printer via ePrint that it cancels the print job.
To better assist you, would you please provide some further information:
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Hi, there sorry to learn that you are having this issue.
Let me start by saying this is what I heard from other members of the forum.
I heard here (other members of the community) that there is an issue that engineer are working on diligently that may be affecting this particular process. All of the suggestions in this page have help members of this forum with this situation hope that one of them helps you.
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The way you have it setup is the correct way for Perfect Binding.
The image that appears on the right hand page in the picture posted, that area actually goes into the spine area - look at any book that has a spine and see how deep the pages go into the spine.
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What you have is perfect - for perfect binding (or saddle stitching)
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When you make a PDF for printing make sure you offset your Crop Marks further than your bleed
Bellow I've used points and pica (but you can use 5mm bleed and offset by 6mm)
Reason:
Crop marks
are needed to trim the page to size when printed. As printers can't
print right to edge of a sheet, and that it's near impossible to trim a
sheet of paper right to the edge of a colour - the colour needs to
extend past the crop line, this is called
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When you bleed the document, i.e., extend any item that is tucked right
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extend this object off the page into a "bleed" area.
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not trimmed individually (that would take forever!) they are stacked on
top of each other and trimmed in stacks. It would be impossible to stack
all the sheets exactly even, and there is movement on the press, so
compensating for the movement and the fact they can never be stacked
exactly even - for this reason you need objects to extend past the edge
of the page.
The crop marks
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rinse and repeat with as many stacks of paper there are.
And printers can sometimes fold and trim a print job folding machine,
and since it's a machine and you have to account for mechanical errors
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foredge of the paper. And if the blade trims/crops close to the object
but misses by a sliver - then you have a sliver of white on the printed
piece, which is highly undesirable.
So you need crop marks
so the printers know where exactly to cut the paper, and to cut into
the bleed so that you don't have slivers of white.
And yes you need crop marks even if you don't have bleed, if you
don't have any bleed it's likely that the edges of the paper are just
white, so there are no markings where to cut to give the correct size
that you want. So crop marks need to be included no matter what.
And the placement of crop marks is important. As I said earlier, crop marks are
for letting the guillotine operator know where to trim the page so that
it cuts into the bleed area. The bleed area to allow for mechanical,
physical and human error. And seen as the bleed can sometimes be
included in a final printed piece it is not desirable to have anything
other than bleed objects in the bleed area.
For this reason you offset your crop marks to be outside the bleed area. As I'm in
Europe I work mainly in millimeters, so I would set my Bleed Area to be 5
mm and I would set my crop marks to Offset by 6mm.
This ensures that the crop marks do not encroach the bleed area. If your crop marks do
encroach the bleed area you run the risk of the crop
marks appearing on a final printed
piece.
So in Summary
Make sure you have bleed where necessary on your document.
Add the desired amount of bleed - in my case 5mm.
Offset the crop marks
so they don't encroach the bleed area - in my case 6mm.

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