Try going to printer property's, on the top selection bar select effects an untick the monochrome effect box if that does not work the put the printer make/ model number on as every printer has its own way of doing things .
SOURCE: thick paper wont print
Per the user manual you should try using manual feed, loading one piece
of paper at a time into the try and then following the on screen
directions(whould be press the stop button once after paper loaded),
find attached a image showing how to set up the manual feed
SOURCE: Cannon pixma 610. Pink tint on colour prints
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Could have a corrupt driver.
Disconnect
the printer or at least be sure it is turned off. I'd do
both and when the CD software program asks you to connect the printer
to the USB port, do so and it should again work properly.
Hope this helps. Bud
SOURCE: Printer not printing colour (but colour settings are ok)
Try cleaning the contacts in the printer and cartrage.
Rich
Creating Customers For Life
SOURCE: How can I alter the print settings to get more
For everyday printing you may find that "Quick Print"
or "Draft" mode gives good-enough print quality and greatly reduces
your ink consumption. In Windows click the preferences button in any print
dialog. On Mac you look in the Print Settings pane of the expanded print
dialog. If you don't mind small print, you can also try "n-up"
printing that will squeeze two or more pages onto a single sheet of paper.
Make sure that you're using genuine Lexmark cartridges. If you are, try the steps below:
- Update the firmware of your printer. Just go to http://bit.ly/ghfW8H to download the firmware update.
- Perform a maintenance on the cartridges. To do that, on the control panel of your printer, press on Setup > Maintenance > Deep Clean Printhead.
If you still have the same problem after performing those steps, it could be a problem with the printhead. You might want to contact Lexmark's technical support.
For everyday printing you may find that "Quick Print" or "Draft" mode gives good-enough print quality and greatly reduces your ink consumption. In Windows click the preferences button in any print dialog. On Mac you look in the Print Settings pane of the expanded print dialog. If you don't mind small print, you can also try "n-up" printing that will squeeze two or more pages onto a single sheet of paper.
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