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Posted on Feb 02, 2010

How do I switch from black to coloured ink for regular prin ting

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Open the HP Director.
Click on Settings--> Print settings.
Under the color tab make sure that Print in grayscale is not selected.

  • Prashant Kumar Feb 02, 2010

    Open the HP Director.

    Click on Settings--> Print settings.

    Under the color tab make sure that Print in grayscale is not selected.

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