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I have lost my cd of HP Deskjet F4288 how i can install the printer to my computer software windows xp

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Solution for printing of Purchasing Documents in SAP with version managemen

Hi experts,
We found that the standard solution does not meet the following requirements for purchasing document
1)     The print for the latest version of the document does not contain items unaffected by change. It requires printing of whole document with all items, but with version number and highlighted changes.
2)     The standard solution cannot highlight some of the changes which are not captured by version management like text changes, target value and Contact (Purchasing Group) in header, text changes at item level, etc.
3)     The standard solution can be used to reprint the whole PO without version management but that cannot highlight the changes specific to the version for which it is printed.
If any solution which can meet the requirements specified above, please let us know <removed by moderator>.
Thanks in advance.
Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Mar 30, 2011 9:39 AM

Ok.
I have already done with SPRO configuration.
MM->Purchasing->Version management->
It has implemented ECC 6.0. The version management has been activated for Purchasing documents. The standard printing solution for printing of these documents (PO, Outline Agreements and RFQ) print these documents with changes made in the latest version. Any item which is not changed in the latest version does not get printed.

Solutions for Printing houses

I do investigations for nice solutions for Printing houses. SAP have IS for Media, but it doesn't fit customer needs. He is looking especially for actual print job calculations, scheduling, planing, disaster recovery. They are printing newspapers, books, labels on different printing machines from different vendors. Anybody knows any good solutions, references?

Do you know any solutions for Label printing for
a) Top portion normal printing, Bottom half - Reverse / Mirror image priting with SAP R/3 data
b) Lable has four division
- First divison hortization printing, sencond & third - vertifcation , bottom horizontal with dynamic SAP R/3 data as needed.
C) Full Vertical.
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Solution for printing Envelopes from iMac Pages FYI

Hello All,
About once a year I have tried to print envelops using Pages. I have been a mac user for 20 plus years, but have also been using windows with Word for just as long.
I try this once a year at TAX time to print my envelops and usually just give up, fire up Parrallels and use Word LOL.
I searched this site and there is no honest to God, Apple Written Solution for this problem with Pages.
You simply cannot print envelops from Pages to an Hp Laserjet printer as the orientation of the envelope will be WRONG at least with SOME printers, although a very common printer.
I am using Pages '09 version 4.3 and an iMac 27 inch running OS X 10.8.3 using an HP Laserjet 3200m connected via the network.
When you create an envelop it looks fine on the screen but when you print it it expects the envelop to be loaded horizontally as opposed to vertically. So you can't print a standard size envelop from Pages.
I found this solution first posted by Ryan K. in 2009 and it is achieved.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/1970267?start=0&tstart=0
There is a discussion which follows his post and HIS method does work and is easy....
Just use Preview from the print dialog (it opens your envelop in Preview) the print from Preview and the orientation will be correct.
I read their discussion after his post but there is a lot of circular apple speak but no resolution.
Just use the Preview Program.....
(also I have a wide format Epson Photo Printer, and I have tried to use that for envelops and you can't. It gives an error.)
Just My 2 Cents.
Mike
(off to mail my IRS check.....LOL...)
Mike

hi peet,
every thing is clear wht but, i have small query.. it is clear that u need 3 copies of same print, but each copy from different tray. along with this dou you want saparate spools also?
there is a way to achive this calling the from 3 times with differen output device.for the same printer...
with single output device we can't print in 3 different tray..
1. create 3 output device in SPAD.. with the same printer name but different trays.
2. if u r using the standard print pogram then copy this modify... as follows... call the smartform 3 times.... by passing different output divice for each copy...
u can do in this way

Solution for printing black and white in acrobat

Hi,
Here was the problem :
I was trying to convert my colored pdf file to black and white but nothing was working. Others were having the same problem too (such as http://adobeforums.com/webx/.59b5454d ) and the topic was already archived so I could not post the reply.
I tried also to print as black (as it can be found at the bottom of the print button in the acrobat 8 ) but it just made my whole document black.
So, the solution
TO convert your color pdf to black and white and save it as black and white pdf do the following (I am using acrobat 8 )
1. GO to file > Print
2. Choose pdf from the printer
3. At the very bottom there is a button called "advanced" in the middle of "printing tips" and "summarize comments". Click the advanced button
4. In the advanced option, under output - there is an option called color and the next to it is written "composite"
Change it to "composite gray"
5. press ok and it brings you back to the main printing window
6. Now if you press ok it prints your file to black and white.
Hope this will help some people.

My biggest challenge is printing pdfs of schematic diagrams where color is used to signify "layers" in a drawing. Hardest one to read is "yellow" on white for lines or text.
I found a solution, however it may apply to my specific printer only (Sharp MX-2300N).
From the print dialog, select "Properties" next to the printer name.
From the priter properties popup, select the "Main" tab, and check "Black and White print".
From the "Color" tab, make these selections:
Color Mode: Select "black and white"
Color Adjustment: Check "Text to Black"
Color Adjustment: Check "Vector to Black"
Other printers may have similar configuration options.

SOLUTION: for printer wont print using black ink cartridge. ETC.

Black ink wont print in low resolution, you can't use high resolution if you selected plain paper. Choose "hp premium paper", even if you use cheap paper. Default Quality for this is "Best" but "Best" ONLY works IF you select a quality paper, such as "hp premium paper".
It's a software fault, there should be no option for plain paper for black only printing.
Hope this helps a few!
Andy

If HP Premium photo paper is selected the printer will print black using the color cartridges since pigmented black ink is not compatible with photo paper. The printer will print much more slowly in photo mode and will put more ink than is intended on the page.
If black is not printing when you print a nozzle pattern from the printer then likely there is an issue with the printhead or the ink delivery system between the ink supplies and the printhead.
Bob Headrick, HP Expert
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Solution for "Printer Paused"

Like many others, I've been getting a "Printer Paused" error sometimes when I print to my Xerox/Tektronix printer (a Phaser 6128). I would see a "Broken Pipe" error in CUPS. I found a solution and thought I'd share:
A link to the blog posting is here: http://blog.koehn.com/2011/01/fix-for-mac-os-x-printer-paused-issue.html
The short version is that I connected to my Printer's http server, went to Properties->Port 9100, and updated the Connection Time-Out to 120 seconds, which seems to give CUPS enough time to rasterize the document before the printer times out and closes the TCP connection.
I can now print with the standard Xerox driver without any issues.
Hope this helps!

If HP Premium photo paper is selected the printer will print black using the color cartridges since pigmented black ink is not compatible with photo paper. The printer will print much more slowly in photo mode and will put more ink than is intended on the page.
If black is not printing when you print a nozzle pattern from the printer then likely there is an issue with the printhead or the ink delivery system between the ink supplies and the printhead.
Bob Headrick, HP Expert
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Solution for Print job disappear or cancelled on Windows 7 or Windows Server

Hi All,
If you encounter printer disappear or cancelled on Win 7 or remote desktop printing from windows server, then get the hotfix from the microsoft to resolve the issue.
Here is the fix
http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2925429/en-us
Happy Printing
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Solutions for printing problems after upgrade to Lion?

Since upgrading to Lion, I am having problems getting accurate colors to print with my Epson Stylus Pro 3880. I have the latest printer driver, and my screen is calibrated. I would appreciate any ideas of what to do.
Thanks -
Dudley

Hi Paul,
Been away and just got back to this issue.
Thanks for the info. The OKI site has now posted a list of all their Printers and their relative drivers for compatibility with "Lion". My machine is due an updated driver from OKI in Mid Decmber according to this notice.
Meanwhile, as the printer does work with some tweaking I guess I will use the work around until the new driver is available. My legacy printers that i use for special jobs both work and as I do not have the disks for their drivers I am loathe to re-set the printer system at this time.
Thanks for your assistance in this issue.
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Recommended solution Web Printing?

Hi,
we plan on using Web Reporting - but we need to supply a decent solution for printing. Since we have reports with fixed layouts as well as reports for analysis purposes (no fixed layout) we want a solution for both cases.
Can you recommend the SAP BW general functionality or do you know / have experienced a software to find a solution?
Thanks in advance!
Angelika

Hi Angelika,
the solution which fits best to your needs, depends on the content of the Web Page.
If you only use Text-based Items like grid, filters etc. The printing How-to Paper of SAP will be enough.
But if you have mixed content like charts, images, own Text you will be forced to use a third party product. Here you have huge range of products, beginning with normal HTML-to-PDF Converters like Acrobat destiller, or ABC PDF. But you can also use Pixel Based solutions like Crystal Reports. For the Webreporting are also other solutions available like Cundus Print Manager and so.
We will also offering such a solution in the near future. You will find several Postings regarding this issue.
Web template entire page print ?
Best regards.
Kai wachter

Printing solution for KDE?

I just wondered if anybody had a good work around for the print dialog problems in KDE (and presumably QT apps generally). I guess some distros patch the sources but this seems to require recompiling QT which I'm not keen to do and the patches are for an older version anyway.
There are many references to the issue in both KDE and QT bug trackers e.g. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=180051.
Basically, the issue is that the print dialog seems to have two parts. One part reflects the CUPS configuration for the printer. As far as I can tell the purpose of this part of the dialog is to sow confusion among users but perhaps that is not actually intentional. It seems, in any case, to have no effect whatsoever.
The second part is some sort of QT print setup dialog. There are multiple issues with this. First, it is insensitive to the capabilities of the printer advertised by the PPD file via CUPS. So it doesn't matter whether the printer has fine-grained quality control in CUPS, it won't here. Likewise, it doesn't matter whether the printer can print colour or not, it will offer this option.
So the first issue is that some settings just cannot be set through the dialog.
The next issue is that this dialog uses defaults which do not depend on the defaults configured via CUPS. For example, no physical printer I use has letter paper; all of these are configured in CUPS to default to A4. But the print dialog defaults to letter paper. Similarly, CUPS is set to default to duplex and greyscale but the dialog defaults to single-sided in colour. Most of the printers I use do not even offer colour. Some of them need quality settings adjusted to get good output and this can't even be done via the dialog.
This means that if I just print without reconfiguring via the dialog, I get "color, letter, single-sided" rather than "greyscale, A4, duplex, additional options".
Finally, the configuration isn't saved. It must be done not only for each session or each application but for every single job sent from a KDE application and any other application which hooks into the KDE print framework. Every single job. KDE offers a GUI alternative to the CUPS web interface but I'm not sure why since it has zero affect.
The result is obviously very irritating, time-consuming and wasteful of toner and trees.
I'm therefore wondering how other people manage this issue or whether any workarounds are available which do not involve patching and compiling QT source. Apart from the issue of having to do that and having to do it on every update, the available patch even if it worked for QT 4.8.0 doesn't actually fix most of the above problems. It would not, for example, pick up the A4 default or enable me to set different quality settings.
I'm wondering about trying to write some command line scripts but I'm not sure if this is the best solution so I'd like to know if better ones might be possible first. I'm not sure what the current best command line print command is although I figure that shouldn't be too hard to establish. But this would be very inconvenient for many applications. The only reason I'm considering it is because it wouldn't be too bad from Kile since the Konsole is right there anyway; and acroread doesn't rely on KDE for printing. Most of my printing is either kile -> okular -> print or acroread -> print. I'd still have issues with libreoffice, web browsers etc. so I'd rather find a more general solution if possible. (I know I can print to PDF and then print that but I might as well just go through the config unless I need quality settings in that case.)
Or should I just buy a pencil?!

SteveK wrote:I just have the one printer, although I have set it up in 2 or 3 different KDE distros and I'm just using normal Arch packages here.
The reason I asked is because there are at least two patches available to fix the bug but they require compiling the whole of QT from source. Most distros, however, include these patches. So the fact that it works for you in another distro means nothing but the fact that it works for you in Arch is very, very interesting.
The KDE developers don't seem to expect it to work. Discussion at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=180051 reveals that they think that Arch are "douchebags" for not patching QT. (Please note that I am *not* endorsing this view as the bug thread on KDE should make clear.)
Unless, of course, they *are* patching it and something is weird about my config. How would I find that out?
Oh and just to clarify, today I re-checked changing paper type between A4/Letter and colours to greyscale/colour as default settings, rebooted and the print dialogue reflected those changes, along with the printed output. I have no idea why it works for some people and not others.
My print dialog doesn't even reflect it 30 seconds later, let alone after a reboot! (And I reboot quite often so it isn't the lack of rebooting, either.)
What about running from a terminal? Any related errors show up?
Sorry for being dumb. How would I run it from the terminal? Or what would I run? Do you just mean start e.g. okular from terminal? I don't get anything interesting:
okular <random-file>.pdf
okular(24864)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
okular(24864)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
okular(24864)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
okular(24864)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
okular(24864)/kdecore (KConfigSkeleton) KCoreConfigSkeleton::writeConfig:
okular(24864)/kdeui (kdelibs) KXMLGUIClient::~KXMLGUIClient: 0x8b9230 deleted without having been removed from the factory first. This will leak standalone popupmenus and could lead to crashes.
I didn't actually print as I'm not connected to a printer right now, but I opened the print dialog, selected a printer and examined both "properties" and "options". The "advanced" properties always shows the CUPS defaults but they have no effect on anything. The "options", as usual, defaulted to letter/singe-sided/color etc.
But perhaps that's not what you meant by "run from a terminal"?

Printing Solutions for Guest Wireless

So this is something that has been bouncing around the forums for a year or two now. I have failed to come up with a "best-of-breed" approach that meets the strict security requirments of a government department.
The scenario is this - the wireless platform is based around centralised Wism controllers in a datacentre and an anchor controller (for guest wireless) in a dmz, we have WCS to manage the components including the Lightweight Access-Points (mainly Cisco 1142N's) with a Cisco NGS to act as both hotspot and as the client credentials RADIUS authority. it works great except for printing which simply isn't currently an option.
The solution services a wide number of geographic locations - all members of the one guest SSID and mobility group. Since clients that connect to this are effectively DMZ'd and only able to connect to the internet, I am struggling to find a practical way to provide printing specific to each geographic site without going for a cloud service such as "Drop-box", or "PrinterON"
Has anyone out there in the Community come up with any innovative approaches to this connundrum? If so please join the conversation

Hi, I've encountered the same issue. Did you find a solution?

Mobile printing solutions for iPad

Hello I would like to see if anyone can help with this...We are trying to equip our service employees with printing capabilities while they are out in the field. I know that it seems that the best way to go is with utilizing the air print feature of the iPad, however looking at the supported printers (found on the apple website) i dont see any that seem all that "portable" in regards to size and weight. How are others handling their printing needs on the go?
Thank you very much!!
Clark

looking to do the same thing.
Thanks to all who contributed to this thread/
HP offers something called mobile printing solutions.
apparently at Kinkos and other selected locations, a person can send thier docs to be printed rom thie i pad.
i downloaded the HP mobile printing app, but the local Kinkos is some distance away, so i have not yet tried it.
Bersides, there would be a cost per page. for printing.
sending e mail attachments to companies with printing capabilities i have tried.
Staples offers this serivce, but I sent some docs and they had to be adjusted and modified by the Staples printing department to enable correct printing on a page, so that particular abenue may be out.
( i made the document using Noteworthy app and sent it to Dropbox and sent the resulting PDF from dropbox to Staples, who printed the test, but told me it requireed page modification..
I have no idea why as the page i had worked up into a PDF had a standard word processing format.
Thanks for all who contribute their time and experience in these forums
neophyte

Variable data solution for full color variable inkjet printing

Looking for a variable data solution for full color variable inkjet printing.
Currently we use objective lune / Planet press and it is not keeping up with the times...any adobe products that might be suitable??
Thanks
Everett

Hi Everett,
I am an employee of Objectif Lune and just stumbled upon this post.
I am sorry to hear that you feel that way about PlanetPress.
As we highly value feedback from our users to continuously improve our products, I would like to know why you think PlanetPress is underperforming so I can pass it onto our team. Please email me at [email protected] if you would like to share your frustrations.
Thank-you and looking forward to hearing from you.
Cheers,
Nancy

HPM1212nf MFP i can't scan but wireless network works fine for printing

i have the MFP set up fine for printing over a wireless network. Any idea on what more i need to do to get the machine to accept a scan command from the computer using HP Laserjet Scan?

Hi there @bc123!
Thanks for contacting the HP Forums!
I see that your having a communication issue with the HP LaserJet when it comes to scanning to the computer, and I would be happy to provide you with my assistance.
A good place to start when troubleshooting scanning is to ensure the CD was installed correctly on your computer. If the CD is unavailable then I can provide you with a link to the HP driver download: Drivers & Downloads
In the link provided you will want to:
1.enter your printers model number and click GO
2.select your printer model
3.select your operating system and click NEXT
4.Click on Driver - Product Installation Software (‏1)
5.Click DOWNLOAD next to the full feature software
To provide you with a more direct link to your software and to better assist you, would you please provide me with the following information:
1. What operating system version the computer is running (ex. Mac, Windows, etc.).
Bellow are 2 links I located from HP and Macintosh on how to locate your version of operating system.
Which Windows operating system am I running?
Finding the OS X version and build information on your Mac
2. If the computer is running Windows I will need to know what version (ex. 32-bit or 64-bit).
I have provided another link from the HP web site showing you how to check if its 32-bit or 64-bit
Is the Windows Version on My Computer 32-bit or 64-bit?
3. Laserjet model number (ex. P1102w, CP1025, etc.).
Please post back with the requested information, as well as the results of your troubleshooting.
Let me know if this was helpful!
Cbert
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