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Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Saturday, October 19, 2013
How to Print Screen in Apple
Apple is not a topic that has to give the introduction of itself and especially after the death of Steve Jobs (1955-2011) who was the inventor of this superb product. He makes the computer in reach of a common man. Apple has now become the top most and leading company of cyber world giving motivation to other companies who are seeking towards this business. Apple has got the easiest process of doing work with I-phones. One of their functions is going to be discussed downwards.
Print screen is the function of computer that helps remembering the task when you do the two different works at a same time. So, now I am going to tell you that how to print screen in Apple the process includes some steps that has to be followed.
A. Firstly you would have to go to the option of GRAB which will be located at the bottom of your I-phone
B. After clicking on grab you will see many options choose CAPTURE out of them.
C. After it an option will highlight named SCREEN when you click on it the next option automatically comes and that is SCREEN GRAB.
D. Now you have to do nothing just click on that option and an untitled image will appear at your screen. If you want to save that just click on save option and it will be saved wherever you wants.
As we are aware that apple has shortcuts for its every function likewise the print screen has also got a shortcut.
COMMAND-SHIFT-3 is used to select the entire screen but if you want some selected screen to be printed then you have to go with COMMAND-SHIFT-4.
So, as we read that the process of How to Print Screen in Apple is quite easy and simple we just have to follow some simple steps otherwise shortcuts are always there to help us.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Canon Print head cleaning instructions
This information is presented to help you unclog your print head. If you follow the instructions it should work fine. However dont blame me for messing up your print head if things go wrong. Also poor output can be a indication of a failing print head. So this information will help you diagnose the problem.
In your browsers address bar type: control panelprinters and hit enter on your keyboard. This will bring up a page with your installed printers icon. Place your mouse cursor over the Printer/Printers & Faxes icon and right-click on it. When the dropdown menu shows, click on Properties. This will bring up the printer utility. Look for the Maintenance tab and follow the cleaning prompts.
If the cleaning cycles dont do the trick in clearing up poor and incomplete output, dont give up and assume youll need to buy a new print head. You can try the following as it will cause no harm many others have succesfully done this Open the lid of the printer and when the print head moves to the left, remove the cartridges or (tanks). You should then be able to easily remove the print head. It has the electronic circuitry on it and on the bottom are the outlet nozzles.
Get a small, shallow pan and lay a couple of paper towels or coffee filters in the bottom. Warm them up in the microwave oven. Pour enough DISTILLED water (some people have successfully used Windex but we would not recommend it) into the pan to cover the paper towels. Set the print head on the towels. You should see ink being "wicked" out. Move the print head to several different spots (about a minute each spot). This will dissolve the ink clogs. Remove the print head and gently dab it dry on fresh paper towels.
Place the print head back in the printer and insert the ink cartridges (tanks). Run a print head alignment and a regular cleaning followed by test print. You may need to repeat the process to completely un-clog the print head. Some prople have skipped the use of paper towels and have just let the print head soak in the warm distilled water/Windex.Thats all there is to it.
Distilled water -- Water that has been treated by boiling and condensation to remove solids, inorganics, and some organic chemicals.
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In your browsers address bar type: control panelprinters and hit enter on your keyboard. This will bring up a page with your installed printers icon. Place your mouse cursor over the Printer/Printers & Faxes icon and right-click on it. When the dropdown menu shows, click on Properties. This will bring up the printer utility. Look for the Maintenance tab and follow the cleaning prompts.
If the cleaning cycles dont do the trick in clearing up poor and incomplete output, dont give up and assume youll need to buy a new print head. You can try the following as it will cause no harm many others have succesfully done this Open the lid of the printer and when the print head moves to the left, remove the cartridges or (tanks). You should then be able to easily remove the print head. It has the electronic circuitry on it and on the bottom are the outlet nozzles.
Get a small, shallow pan and lay a couple of paper towels or coffee filters in the bottom. Warm them up in the microwave oven. Pour enough DISTILLED water (some people have successfully used Windex but we would not recommend it) into the pan to cover the paper towels. Set the print head on the towels. You should see ink being "wicked" out. Move the print head to several different spots (about a minute each spot). This will dissolve the ink clogs. Remove the print head and gently dab it dry on fresh paper towels.
Place the print head back in the printer and insert the ink cartridges (tanks). Run a print head alignment and a regular cleaning followed by test print. You may need to repeat the process to completely un-clog the print head. Some prople have skipped the use of paper towels and have just let the print head soak in the warm distilled water/Windex.Thats all there is to it.
Distilled water -- Water that has been treated by boiling and condensation to remove solids, inorganics, and some organic chemicals.
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