Workaround for Print Job disappear for Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Power Point...)

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Hi All,
If you come across the printing is not working, or cancelling automatically or disappear from spooler,  for Microsoft applications, then here is the workaround.
Create a new user account and login to to the computer, and you should be able to print any documents.
Here is the step to create new user. 
1. Control Panel-> Click on User accounts
2. In User accounts, click add user to create new user.
3. Use that account to login and do printing.
Again it is temporary work around, until we get permanent fix for this issue.
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Answer 1

The kernel failure panic kind of message points to some other activity;
as such, it may be there could be a conflict in some applications; as a
logical failure is indicated by the first part of the message content.
Whether or not any common kernel panic resolution ideas could work
in regard to the trigger of this action, is another matter & unresolved.
Reading and understanding the resulting logs is part of this resolution;
the following link has information on these kinds of issues in general.
Technical Note TN2063: Understanding and Debugging Kernel Panics
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/technotes/tn2002/tn2063.html
Resolving Kernel Panics:
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/kernelpanics.html
If there were more, perhaps from another error log in the system, to
point to other contributing factors in the cause of this action & report,
some course of correction could be indicated; should that involve a
reinstall of certain programs (and their update files, as Office has) or
perhaps removing other seldom used applications if they were proven
to be part of conflict in the system, with Office triggering its appearance.
Some troubleshooting of this issue may point to some course of action
and if the problem is only software-based, then it may involve testing
or moving, or reinstalling some applications. There is a chance, too,
that something else may be acting up at a low-level of the system. If
that were the case, sometimes a re-install of the system on a wiped
and zeroed drive would be a path to consider to test or resolve this.
But only after other things have been tried. If you have a full backup
of the computer's contents on a bootable external drive, that would be
a means of testing the computer itself.
Good luck & happy computing!