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How to cancel a scheduled print job

Author: Computeractive Staff
Date: 17-12-2009

We have all done it. Hit the Print command in an application or web browser window only to realise that the pages about to come out of the printer aren’t the ones we want.The next time it happens to you, don’t just sit there watching the sheets coming out. You are wasting time, paper and ink.Instead, take control and stop your printer in its tracks by cancelling the print job. In this short Workshop, we will explain three different methods of halting your printer before it has processed the last page.Baffled by jargon? See our free online jargon buster

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