HP officejet 6110 all in one

Hi,

You can send the Word document as Fax from Your PC to Printer

Open the document and Click File menu and Click Print option
Choose the HP Officejet 6110 series Fax ( not the regular printer icon )
Click Print Button

You will find a cover page to enter the fax details
Enter the details and click SEND FAX button - the Printer will start dialing the # to send Fax ( word document )

Regards,
Shawn



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try this
turn on/off, unplug, plug in, should reset configs. might have to do this a coupe of times

go to applications folder for your computer, dbl click printer icon for make of printer. check settings. print 'test document and clean cartridge heads', this should ensure proper printing formats.


hope this helps and good luck

I went to the HP website and had a live chat with one of their reps.

Go to printer properties click on the advanced tab to reset.

fualty storage device

some dust particles might be blocking the light from the scanner to to fall on the original document,need to clean the class or the light assembly glass

The manual doesn't list scaleable font size as a feature. You will probably have to set your font size in the document you are making.

Remove the HP software then reinstall the software from HP's site

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_8b8c2cd6ce148309

Face the page down.

I identified this issue with my Officejet 6110xi All-in-One as firmware corruption. Attempting to install the supplied firmware update gave the error that "no hp device connected to the computer would benefit from it at this time." Attempted to power down the printer using #9 keystroke and got "FULL RESET" message, but problem of extremely slow printing and erratic behavior of the print heads persisted. I solved the problem by putting the printer outside in cold weather for two (2) days. This frequently resets firmwares with software corruption back to their embedded EEPROM state. Hooked the printer back up and worked fine. If cold weather is not available you could try other creative methods of cooling the device, just use a plastic bag and with ideally some drying packets thrown in to prevent excessive moisture buildup in the cold environment. The colder it is the faster the firmware resets.

-Paul Ronco, Computer Technician
www.paulronco.com