How do you delete jobs from the queue that are already printed?
If they have been already printed you cannot delete them. If you have sent the jobs to printer, but they haven't been printed yet then depends on which operative system you are using.
For example in Windows XP you click on small printer icon, near to the clock at lower right hand corner to open the printer que.
IFyou cannot see the printer icon then you can open the printer que selecting in order CONTROL PANEL / PRINTERS AND OTHER HARDWARE / WIEW INSTALLED PRINTER/
at this point you will have a list of installed printers just double click on the one you need.
Double clicking on the printer will open the printer que, which is a listo files. To remove one of those files from que click the right button of mouse on it and chose cancel, after a while will be removed from printer que.
If you want to empty completely the que chose 'cancel all documents from the printer menu at the top.
Your query was not very detailed, please contact me providing operative system details if you need more help
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In addition, if the jobs have already in printing and not in printer que anymore, that means that they had already been spooled from the computer into the printer. In that case the only way to stop them is stopping or turning off the printer, depending on the model
After the jobs have been printed they will disappear from printer que. What you will need to do instead is to delete recent documents que.
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yes, i printed something that was very sensitive in nature and i do not want it to stay in the queue; so that anyone can print it.
canon color imagerunner C3220 this is the model and i am using a mac also. please help.
yes and i would like to clear or delete specific things in the queue. how do i do so? note that the item is already printed.
do you have an email address or screen name where i can send you the screen shots?
In the log field it says result and it will say either ok or ng. What does ng stand for?
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