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How I can manage my print jobs in Windows?
Whenever you print a document, that text enters a print queue, a list of files waiting for their turn to be printed. You can see an icon in your system tray to inform you that the print queue is active and has some print jobs. You can open your print queue and accomplish some file administration.
If you want to see the print queue, you should double-click on the printer icon in your Windows system tray when it appears.
The print queue displays you a list of print jobs waiting to print in the arrange in which they are to be sent on printer. To monitor every print job, you can see information such as owner, number of pages, document size, and time and other print job properties are also shown.
There are a number of things you can do with the print jobs waiting to print in the queue:
To delete a file from your print queue that is, to stop it from being printed: right-click the text and select Cancel from the window context menu. Be sure that you select the correct print job since Windows does not ask whether or not you are clear in your mind that you require to delete the print job.
You can also start again a file so that it prints from the beginning. Once you continue a stopped print job, it begins printing again from the point where it left off when it was paused. But, you can also restart a stopped print job so that it begins printing from the beginning of the text. This can be helpful if, for instance, you start to print a document and then realize the wrong paper is loaded in the printer. You can pause the document, change the paper, and then start again the document. To start again a file, right-click the document and select start again from the window context menu.
Also you can stop a print job, in which case it remains in the print queue but does not print until you choose to continue printing. New print jobs waiting in the print queue resume to print. To suspension a file, right-click the text and choose stop from the window context menu; the status of the text in the print queue window shifts to Paused. Right-click on the text and choose Resume from the print queue window context menu when you are ready for the file to continue printing.
Managing print jobs on a printer that is accessible remotely over the network works the similar way, but you can only make the actions listed above on files you have submit to the printer (in other words files owned by you).
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