Am looking for an on-line site to print out a rules listing for yugioh

if you block access to a website,they will find a way around it,you can block individual sites by adding them to the block list in your firewall,or,you can tell them all that the traffic is being monitored and anyone accessing anything that doesn't have something to do with work,they will be fired,then find a program that does that

Which board game are you talking about? Since you posted in DORA toys, I checked Hasbro's site and found a few Dora the Explorer board games. The link to that list is: http://www.hasbro.com/customer-service/browse/_/Ntt-Dora?Ntk=All&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial . Click on the game to get the PDF instructions for free.

Most Hasbro game manuals are available by searching here: http://www.hasbro.com/customer-service/toy-game-instructions.cfm .

I hope this helps. If your game is a different one, please add a comment with the name of the game. I will try to find the rules for you.

Cindy Wells

Go to this website:
http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/gameplay/

Right below 50% of the webpage there is a 2.60 Mb downloadable rule book.

What is the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME?
In this game, two players Duel each other using a variety of Monster, Spell, and Trap Cards to defeat their opponent's monsters and be the first to drop the other's Life Points to 0.
Here you can download the official Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME rulebook.
It's important to learn how to play correctly, so you should read this rulebook before playing if you're new to the game. Understanding the rules will help you make the best use of your cards, so keep the rulebook handy during your first few games.

Go to the site find this text and click the download bar.

LS2208 needs a ADF Rule added to it to send the "Enter" on the end of all code. Scan123 is also an easy solution. Download it if you don't have it. Basically in Scan123 select the type of scanner you are working with, then select the ADF Rules tab. Make a new rule that says ANY Code, Any Length, and then under actions I put Line 1 "Send all that remains" Line 2 "Send Numeric Key <Enter>. Save the rule. Then select the Symbologies Tab, Select UPC/EAN Tab and select what options you want. Then select the Print Icon, Tick Symbologies , ADF Rules & Programming BarCodes boxes. Print them out and then scan them into your scanner. Job done

You almost certainly have a defective printhead. When you make a color copy or print, the machine makes black by mixing your color inks.
If the machine is under warranty take it to an authorized service center (listed on Brother's web site) for free repair. If it's just barely past warranty, call Brother's Customer Support and plead for mercy. They often bend their rules to help a just-past-warranty customer.
If they won't cover it, steel yourself for bad news. The parts are expensive, and the required updates and adjustments are a time-consuming pain. You'll probably be told it costs more than a new machine. Good luck.

My printout looked like it was printed on ruled paper that we had as kids. I tried everything like head cleaning etc.I was ready to start looking for a new printer since repair is not that economical. So as a goof..I tried taking each cartridge out and then put it back in..simple. So far I'm good believe it or not.

If you have created your barcodes as "F1" and "F2" you will have to create two Advanced Data Formatting rules with the LS2208 Product Reference Guide. This link will take you to the manual. Print only the barcodes you need from the list below then scan them in the order they are listed:
Begin New Rule
Specific String at Start
F (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
1 (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
End of message (from the Alpha-numeric section of manual)
Send F1 Key
Save Rule
Begin New Rule
Specific String at Start
F
2
End of Message
Send F2
Save Rule

That should do it!

1 Start Norton Internet Security.


2
In the Internet pane, click Settings.


3
Under Smart Firewall, click Configure next to Program Control.


4
On the Program Rules window, in the Program column, scroll through the list until you find the executable file for the program that you are unable to use.
For example, if you are unable to use Yahoo! Messenger, scroll through the list until you find the entry for Yahoo! Messenger. The rule for Yahoo! Messenger will be listed like:
Yahoo! Messenger
C:\Program Files\Yahoo!\Messenger\YahooMessenger.exe


5
Do one of the following:

• If you find the entry for the executable file of the program, change the Access to Allow and go to line 15.
  
• If you are unable to find the entry for the executable file, click Add and go to line 6.
  

6
Select the executable file that you need to configure and click Open.


7
Click Manually configure Internet access (Recommended) from the drop-down list and then click OK.


8
Click Allow or Block or Monitor depending on the rule that you want to create, and then click Next.


9
Specify the direction of traffic that you want to apply to this rule, and then click Next.


10
Specify what computer or computers are affected by this rule.

• If you choose the default setting of "Any computer," click Next.
  
• If you want to limit this rule to specific computers, select the "Only computers and sites listed below" option, click Add, and enter the information for the method that you chose (IP address, IP address range, or network address). Click OK, and then click Next.
  

11
Specify what protocol and ports to apply this rule to. Select the protocol that you want from the list.

• To apply this rule to all ports (default option), select "All types of communication (all ports, local and remote)," and click Next.
  
• To select specific ports to apply this rule to, select "Only the types of communication or ports listed below," click Add, and select the method by which you wish to specify your port or port list. Enter the port or port list for the method that you chose. Follow the on-screen prompts for proper formatting of your lists. Specify whether the ports entered in the prior step are local or remote by selecting the appropriate check box under Locality. Click OK and then click Next.
  

12
Click Next.


13
Specify a text description for this rule, and then click Next.


14
Review the information about the rule. If it is correct click Finish, and then click OK.
If it is incorrect, use the Back button to go back to a previous step and make changes.


15
Click OK.


16
Click OK.


17
Try to use the program.

Make sure you don't have a scratch on the glass of the scanner. If you have a mark, or scratch that matches the line ruled on your print, then there is your problem.

It;s also possible the scanner is jerking as it goes across the bed, which is causing the line. Is the line solid, dashed, bold, thin or just kinda there?

Go to control panel and printers and faxes and right click on printer icon then hit printing preferences, go to maintenance and do head cleaning cyles and print nozzle check. if it comes out fine trash and reinstall driver
download driver from support.epson.com site after selecting the printer mdel on the lists