Isn't it just the cutest little ol' calico? I too love the perplexed searching, the increasingly aggravated whaming! and then the quick flee when the paper "gets" it back. Love it. Laughed so hard it brought tears to my eyes. Well duh (totally! kidding) Meldy, she was just making the paper look like computer paper, eating the chads so as to not leave the evidence. (((wink wink))) Murphy fangs his approval on most every piece of paper I am dumb enough to leave lying around, bills have been torn to shreds, and I say, me too bud!, or LF has painstakingly drawn a picture and Murphy gives it a chew of approval; dismaying to the little fellar.

If you use a Windows PC, you should be able to access a print queue or jobs list starting with Devices and Printers from the Start menu or in Control Panel. When you open that, double click on the icon that represents your printer and you should see that particular print job listed where you can select and then delete it.

I should probably tell you there is another printer attached to this computer, but it prints fine. Well now, perhaps the computer cannot access a USB printer and one using the LPT1 connection. Long time since I had an LPT1 connected printer, not sure if there is anything in the BIOS to affect this. Was the old video card separate or built into the mobo? You might try reversing that just to confirm whether it has any bearing on the printer. Seems odd but anything is possible I suppose. If the old card was built in did you make the changes in the BIOS to accept the new card?

Maybe it's a problem with the website that keeps you from printing it. Or you may need to install new printer drivers (available at hp.com). I just use the "Snipping Tool" to highlight what I want. That way, I can save the selection to my computer or paste it in Word to print it. The Snipping Tool on Vista is great, but if you have XP, you can download a free snipping tool. I only discovered this wonderful tool recently, and I think it's one of the coolest features yet!