How to get rid of HP Web Smart Printing nuisance
Friday, May 3, 2013, 11:40 AM
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--- Charles F. Kettering (1876 - 1958)
The only correct actions are those that demand no
explanation and no apology.
--- Red Auerbach
While working at a Pizza Parlor I observed a man ordering
a small pizza to go. He appeared to be alone and the cook
asked him if he would like it cut into 4 pieces or 6.
He though about it for some time before responding.
"Just cut it into 4 pieces; I don't think I'm hungry
enough to eat 6.
Jerry, a handsome dude, walked into a sports bar around
9:58 PM. He sat down next to Jill at the bar and stared up
to the TV. The 10:00 PM news was now on. The news crew was
covering a story of a man on a ledge of a tall building
preparing to jump.
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Jerry replied, "You know, I bet he will."
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Just as Jill placed her money on the bar, the guy shown on
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earlier on the 5 o'clock news and knew he would jump."
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Jerry took the money.
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Tech Support Pits
From: Wendy
Re: Get rid of HP Web Smart Printing nuisance
Hi, Webby, well, uninstalling that silly Smart Web Printing
is a 'no-go' It won't let me uninstall it. So now what?
When I go to Add/Remove programs there is no way it will
let me uninstall it. It's driving me crazy. I'm thinking
that maybe it's best to take this whole tower to my tech
fella and get him to re-vamp this whole thing.
This all started when my son unhooked my HP printer, and
hooked it up to his laptop to print our Tax returns. Then,
when he hooked it up again, this is what has happened.
I'm going to check that ClickBook site and see if
there's any help there.
Thanks for all your help.
Cheers, Wendy
Dear Wendy
Apparently you are not the only person suffering from that
"HP Smart Web Malfunction". The forums are full of
complaints.
However, i found a solution, that apparently works:
When you have IE open,
click Tools,
click Manage Add-Ons,
click on HP Smart Web Printing on the list and then
click the option to Disable this add-on.
Close all open IE and then re-open it.
HP Smart Web Printing should no longer automatically load.
With FireFox it's the same. Tools, Add-ons, etc.
ClickBook is defintiely an
excellent idea for managing involved print jobs. Anything
from labels to 4 "page" per sheet eBooks in paperback book
format is automated by it, and when not needed, it politely
exits, completely, without anything lurking in the memory.
Clickbook won't get in the way of regular printing. When you
do need it, you select it as if you were selecting one of
many printers.
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After twenty-five years in the same parish, Father O'Malley
was saying his farewells at his retirement dinner. An
eminent member of the congregation - a leading politician -
had been asked to make a presentation and a short speech,
but was late arriving.
So the priest took it upon himself to fill the time, and
stood up to the microphone:
"I remember the first confession I heard here twenty-five
years ago and it worried me as to what sort of place I'd
come to...
That first confession remains the worst I've ever heard.
The chap confessed that he'd stolen a TV set from a neighbor
and lied to the police when questioned, successfully blaming
it on a local scallywag. He said that he'd stolen money from
his parents and from his employer; that he'd had affairs
with several of his friends' wives; that he'd taken hard drugs,
and had slept with another woman and given her a disease.
You can imagine what I thought... However I'm pleased to say
that as the days passed I soon realized that this sad fellow
was a frightful exception and that this parish was indeed a
wonderful place full of kind and decent people."
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late, and keen to take the stage, he immediately stepped up
to the microphone and pulled his speech from his pocket:
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our parish," said the politician, "In fact, I'm certain,
that I was the first person in the parish that he heard
in confession."
An older man strode in to his doctors office and said,
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Today, May 3, in
1568 French forces in Florida slaughtered hundreds of Spanish.
1802 Washington, DC, was incorporated as a city.
1859 France declared war on Austria.
1888 Thomas Edison organized the Edison Phonograph Works.
1916 Irish nationalist Padraic Pearse and two others were
executed by the British for their roles in the Easter Rising.
1921 West Virginia imposed the first state sales tax.
1926 The revival of Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" opened in New York.
1926 In Britain, trade unions began a general strike.
1944 Wartime rationing of most grades of meats ended in the U.S.
1944 Dr. Robert Woodward and Dr. William Doering produced the first
synthetic quinine at Harvard University.
1945 Indian forces captured Rangoon, Burma, from the Japanese.
1952 The first airplane landed at the geographic North Pole.
1968 After three days of battle, the U.S. Marines retook Dai Do
complex in Vietnam. They found that the North Vietnamese had
evacuated the area.
1971 Anti-war protesters began four days of demonstrations in
Washington, DC.
1986 In NASA's first post-Challenger launch, an unmanned Delta
rocket lost power in its main engine shortly after liftoff.
Safety officers destroyed it by remote control.
1988 The White House acknowledged that first lady Nancy Reagan
had used astrological advice to help schedule her husband's
activities.
1992 Five days of rioting and looting ended in Los Angeles, CA.
The riots, that killed 53 people, began after the acquittal of
police officers in the beating of Rodney King.
1997 The "Republic of Texas" surrendered to authorities ending
an armed standoff where two people were held hostage. The
group asserts the independence of Texas from the U.S.
1999 Mark Manes, at age 22, was arrested for supplying a gun to
Eric Harris and Dylan Kleibold, who later killed 13 people at
Columbine High School in Colorado.
2000 The trial of two Libyans accused of killing 270 people in
the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 (over Lockerbie) opened.
2006 In Alexandria, VA, Al-Quaida conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui
was given a sentence of life in prison for his role in the
terrorist attack on the U.S. on September 11, 2001.
2013 smiled
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