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Hi PLEASE can anyone advise me. I have an urgent letter to be at the hospital
for tomorrow, i have gone to get new ink cartridge but only the black one is
ready for today, have come home put it in my printer but printer is refusing
to print, it says the cartridge thing is empty. surely i can print with just
black ink, i only need to do my letter. Does anyone know what to do.PLEASE

thank you
 
Please contact the support department of the manufacturer
of your printer and request some assistance.

Your issue is unrelated to the Windows XP operating system.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows - Shell/User
Microsoft Community Newsgroups
news://msnews.microsoft.com/

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| Hi PLEASE can anyone advise me. I have an urgent letter to be at the hospital
| for tomorrow, i have gone to get new ink cartridge but only the black one is
| ready for today, have come home put it in my printer but printer is refusing
| to print, it says the cartridge thing is empty. surely i can print with just
| black ink, i only need to do my letter. Does anyone know what to do.PLEASE
|
| thank you
 
Jeanie

Most inkjet printers require that both colour and black cartridges are in
working order..
 
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jeanie said:
Hi PLEASE can anyone advise me. I have an urgent letter to be
at the
hospital for tomorrow, i have gone to get new ink cartridge but
only
the black one is ready for today, have come home put it in my
printer
but printer is refusing to print, it says the cartridge thing
is
empty. surely i can print with just black ink, i only need to
do my
letter. Does anyone know what to do.PLEASE
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Your question has nothing to do with WIndows XP, and moreover how
to do this depends on what printer you have (which you haven't
told us). Your best bet is to contact your printer manufacturer
and ask them.

But if you are under severe time pressure, I wouldn't do this
now. Just put your letter on a diskette or CD and take it to the
computer of a friend who runs the same word processing software
you do; print it there, and worry about your printing problems
later.
 
Thank you, i didnt realise in my panic that i was asking about something not
to do with XP, sorry!
 
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jeanie said:
Thank you, i didnt realise in my panic that i was asking about
something not to do with XP, sorry!
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You're welcome and not a problem. More than anything else, the
problem with posting to the wrong group is that you might not get
the answer you need.
 
jeanie said:
Hi PLEASE can anyone advise me. I have an urgent letter to be at the
hospital
for tomorrow, i have gone to get new ink cartridge but only the black one
is
ready for today, have come home put it in my printer but printer is
refusing
to print, it says the cartridge thing is empty. surely i can print with
just
black ink, i only need to do my letter. Does anyone know what to do.PLEASE

thank you
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When you do post to the correct group it just might help if you mention the
printer make and model.
 
jeanie said:
Hi PLEASE can anyone advise me. I have an urgent letter to be at the
hospital for tomorrow, i have gone to get new ink cartridge but only
the black one is ready for today, have come home put it in my printer
but printer is refusing to print, it says the cartridge thing is
empty. surely i can print with just black ink, i only need to do my
letter. Does anyone know what to do.PLEASE

thank you
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Did you take the tape off the cartridge?

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All the major inkjet manufacturers require you to
have operational (not empty) black AND color
cartridges in your printer at all times. That's why
it's a good idea to stock up on both type of cartridges
when the printer's utility indicates that you're low
on ink.
 
If you have time before your appt., send it to a neighbour or friend and
have them print it off for you in the morning.....about the only thing I can
think of at 2 am!!

Cheers....Heather
 
What's wrong with that response? The message is being generated by the
printer's supporting software, it's not an OS issue. It's not like Carey
told him to "drop dead, it's not our problem" or "sorry buddy, you're sh!t
out of luck". He simply told him politely that the best avenue to resolve
the problem is support for the printer, and he's right. An alternate
solution might be the printers and hardware group, where someone might know
how to hack it, but it's most certainly not a question for the generic OS
group.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
 
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