Where do I find my web service information sheet for hp deskjet 3510?

Hi,
Please use the following instructions:
Option one: If you see an ePrint buttonOn the printer control panel, press the ePrint ( ) button to open the Web Services menu.
If Web Services is enabled , touch Print Info . An information sheet prints that has your claim code.
If Web Services is not enabled , touch OK to accept the terms of service, and then touch OK to accept the update. An information sheet prints that has your claim code.
Option two: If you see a Setup iconOn the printer control panel, touch Setup ( ), and then touch Web Services Settings .
If Web Services is enabled , touch Print Info . An information sheet prints that has your claim code.
If Web Services is not enabled , touch Continue , touch Yes to accept the terms of service, touch Yes to accept the update, and then touch Print Info . An information sheet prints that has your claim code.
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BH
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