My fx1170 printer puts indention in my documents.

Try to uninstall the Lexmark driver then download an updated driver online: http://bit.ly/SvsdMn

This is usually a printer cartridge or printer head issue. Usually you can clean with rubbing alcohol and a swab. Canon printers usually need new print jets.

Hi albookristin
I believe evrytime you tried to print, they all lined up in a queue for printing. If that is the case, you have to delete everything in the queue
Right click on the printer folder, look under documents, and see there are documents listed. If there are few, delete all of them. In some cases, you may have to print one at a time.

After doing all that, try to print a document. For test purposes type a one line document and try to print it.
Hope this will work for you.
Have a good day
luciana44

this printer prints a multipage document on 1 page everytime

Print a test page and perform head clean if necessary.

in word, go to:
tools
options
print
include with document
uncheck document properties

hi

try to perform maintenance of your printer
on the setting
and open your printer clean up the nozzle
use alcohol and cotton buds and then placed it back properly!!

FrostPoptart -

An interesting issue. I think the driver may be causing the printer to 'misread' print jobs. I think installing the most current version of your printer's driver should resolve the issue; Rather than use the driver CD, however, use Lexmark's Driver Finder to locate your printer and download the most recent driver:
http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/selections.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:-1:0:0&target=http://downloads.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/downloads.cgi&lxkprod=x3470&req=:::-1::

I hope this helps!
-thinstatic

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

I dont even get working...
When I turn on the printer and put on-line this happens:

1. "hardware connected" alert sound ("tiru")
2. printer gets initialized.
3. "hardware disconnected" alert sound ("turi").
4. go to 1.

This stops when I turn off the printer.