On some pages ,at the top of the page there is the word print and it allow youto acess your printer ,other places on the computer ther is no word printer ,how do I acess my printer?

If your printer does not have a duplex unit then the printercannot print double sided pages automatically.
You can print double sided pages but you have to do it one page at a time.
First print Page 1 then place the page back into the paper tray, but turn thepage upside down and the print Page 2.
Then print page 3 on one side then page 4 on the other side and repeat for therest of the document.
I suggest you try a test page first, to get the printing the right way up onboth sides of the page so it reads correctly.

by dragging the black bar on the left with your mouse when
the cursor changes for resize

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Remove the cartridges from the F380 printer.

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Position the cartridges so they are right side up and the gold leads are facing you.

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Place a small piece of tape over the gold contact in the top left corner of each cartridge.

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Place the cartridge back in the F380 printer. The printer automatically prints an alignment page.

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Remove the cartridges. Place a piece of tape over the gold contact in the top right corner of each cartridge.

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Place the cartridges back into the F380 printer. The F380 prints another alignment page.

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Remove the cartridges from the printer. Remove both pieces of tape from each cartridge.

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Insert the cartridges into the F380 printer. The printer prints a cartridge alignment page. Each cartridge is now recognized as a full ink cartridge.

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Here's how to stop the unwanted print out of test pages.

1. Let the printer print the test page.
2. Place the printed test page in the scanner face down and wait for 10 seconds.
3. Press the scan button of the printer to scan the printed test page.
Make sure that the printer scanned the document properly.

That's it. Every time you install a new cartridge, the printer aligns the print cartridge as well as testing/aligning the scanner.

Note: Try to look at the top of the test page, it should have instructions to place it in the scanner.

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If your printer does not have a duplex unit that allow you to print on both sides, then it is possible but a bit teadious because you have to print one page at a time.

Print page 1 and then place page 1 back into the paper tray but place the page so it can print on the other side of the page then print page 2.
Repeat for page 3 & 4 and so on.

I know your problem and i want to know that have you changed or refill your cartridge?.

if yes
place one plain paper in the tray.
it will print the test paper
print it and place it on the scanner with the printed side down.
press the scan button from the printer
printer will blink the light for some time and stop blinking
now it didn't print test print every time you print

thanks

Are you using the bypass tray for the second run? If so, of course you have a problem with the bypass paper path. As you might know, the workaround is to place the printed page face down on top of the paper stack in the input tray. . I would be amazed that if you tried to run it this way (page on stack) that the machine would cough it up. That would amaze me. Try running sparcely printed stuff through, stuff printed on only one side of the page, then the other, then the center, etc. Could be that there is some sensor in there that doesn't like black toner marks just to see what is going on. Then go from there by asking online with that info. . Good luck.

I assume you use windows XP and have you printer connected to you computer directly.
First turn off the printer, then go in your printers manager and pause the printer you have problem with it.
Delete all documents still in the printers queue. When deleted, put back on the printer, unpause the printer and print a test page (with the printer's property page on, you should have a test page button), if they dont delete, restart the computer, they shoul not be ther after rebooting.
If the test page goes well, maybe the document is corruped and need some fixing (some big picture do this problem on printers) check with other documents if they print well.
If it goes wrong again, do all the same thing again but beffore reprint, download and install the last version of the driver for you printer/OS.

You should first try a new toner. Ther may be something stuck inside the toner cartridge. You might also try cleaning out the inside to be sure there isn't something blocking the light flow. If it still continues to happen there may be a problem with the fuser unit.