Prints gibberish in headers and footers in emails or web pages.

I have an HP J4540. The headers and footers print gibberish either in email or a web page. The body of the text is fine. It prints fine in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox.

Welcome to the HP Community , I read through your post about the printing issues you have been having, and I hope to help you! Seeing how the printer will make copies and test print tells us that the printer itself is fine and there is no hardware issues. However, seeing how printing from two different computers will not work, flags a software problem on the computers. Please try out the steps below and get back to me with the results and we will go from there. If you did not install the Full Driver, run the HP Printer Install Wizard for Windows to search and install the complete driver and software. This will need to run on both computers individually. Manually restart the print spoolers on the computers:1. Click Start
2. Type "Services" in the search field.
3. Open SERVICES
4. At the bottom, click "Extended View"
5. Search for Print Spooler
6. Right-click it and choose Properties
7. Select as Automatic in the drop down box, close the Window
8. Right click on Print Spooler and choose "Stop", wait until it stops and then right click again and "Start".
9. Close out of Services and try printing from Notepad.10. Try printing from a web browser now, if there is a problem with the print, try a different web browser. Show thanks for my reply to help you today by hitting the "thumbs up" icon below!I hope to hear from you, good luck!

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Bug Slinger
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Look just to the right of the printer name in the print dialogue box and click on the little black triangle there - this will open a larger dialogue box that includes more options - in Safari print background and print headers and footers are there - the exact options depend on the software you are printing from
LN
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Safari 4 - print dialog box - headers and footers

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This feature has been standard in all mac versions (and is there in Safari 4/mac).
PLEASE Apple, we ned to not print headers and footers at our option.
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Well the quick and dirty way to do that is editing the com.apple.Safari.plist [in %APPDATA%\Apple Computer\Preferences] and adding the boolean option "PrintHeadersAndFooters" set to false.
I did it by copying the plist file under OSX and editing by using the property list editor.
I think that this isn't the "right way" but it worked for me...

Can you resize the headers and footers thats located in the page setup? Is there any possible way...or is it set that small by default?

No biggy if the answer is no. I just would like the printer's headers and footers the same size as my Internet Explorer 8 thats all.

Hi Again Bob.
It looks like I am going to be upgrading hardware and software to CS5 after all (With an extra headache of Q2ID). Just before I do so I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction...
Is it possible that Amazon might stock legitimate versions of CS4? i.e: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Adobe-CS4-Design-Premium-Mac/dp/B001UV3T4W/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1
Or could one download a trial of CS4 and purchase after the 30 days? (no idea where a trial would come from either)
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I get total gibberish on the headers, footers and body of certain sites when printing. In other sites the body comes out OK but the headers and footers never do. Anybody have similar issues? Is it a product of a recent Firefox update? I never had this

After a recent update I've been having problems printing off the web. My headers and footers are always "gibberish" and in some case so is the body of the document. I never had this problem before and I've been using Firefox for years. This same printer (Canon MX 850) worked fine until recently. Any ideas?
== This happened ==
A few times a week
== After recent Firefox update

Try clearing your cache and cookies.
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Only headers and footers appear attempting to print PDFs in Safari 5.0.2

I am a Mac user trying to help my friend, who uses Safari 5.0.2 on his PC. He can open PDFs within Safari, but when he attempts to print them, all that appears are headers and footers (same thing appears in Print Preview).
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A few months ago, I upgraded from OSX Lion to OSX Mavericks.
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Hey theoqaat,
Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like the headers and footers are not printing. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help you resolve or isolate the issue.
Numbers for Mac: Using headers and footers for printing
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Have a nice day,
Mario

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Is list of custom headers and footers. I can't find how to change the footer to print the Long Date

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Exporting pdf does NOT show my headers and footers

I export number files to my administrators. I've noticed when I print my file directly from my computer in iWork/Numbers it prints and show the footer and header. However, when I send a bcc to myself when I attach the pdf file to my administrator, it does not show or print my headers and footers. Any ideas?

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Pdf headers and footers again

I have windows 7 -64bit with Safari 5.03 on my work-pc.
When I try to Save As a .pdf files it won't, it shoes me only All Files in file type.
Also when I try to print the .pdf, it prints only headers and footers.
I have reinstalled adobe readers (suggested fix )several times, but it hasn't helped me. Any other ideas?

Depends on whether the PDF is tagged or not. If it's tagged, then those things would be artifacts and you could skip them. If it's not tagged, then you'll need to do the analysis yourself to make the determination.
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How to remove remove page headers and footers

Hello
I can't seem to remove headers and footers from my sheet in print view. I am trying to print a chart and the header and footer are eating up valuable real estate! When using 'Pages' I can simply turn them off, where is the equivalent setting in 'Numbers'.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Is it really useful to respond to a ridiculous rant ?
We may perfectly define zero margins.
What can't be done is to completely get rid of Headers and Footers as we may do in Pages.
When we enter zero in the Header and Footer fields, we are defining the offset of the item to the top/bottom of the printable area. We don't set the item's height to zero.
A workaround allowing us to get quite zero margins in Pages :
Put the cursor in a header.
Define the font size to 1.
Put the cursor in a footer.
Define the font size to 1.
doesn't apply to Numbers.
If we set the font size to 20, the header height become greater, if we set it to less than 10, the application set the item's height to 10 points.
From my point of view, it's clearly a bug (already reported) but I don't know any application with no bug.
So, if Mr MayBeDay is able to create an application without bugs, he may send a curriculum vitae to Apple which will certainly be glad to sign him.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 5 janvier 2011 13:44:09

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