I have had the printer hooked up to the same computer for a couple years now. I uploaded new drivers for the printer wiht no help printing from a site. I have a Hp Photo Smart C4740. I haven't made any changes to anyhting . Yes, it is the default printer. I only go to HP and Microsoft and check for updates. I can't get it to print anything from any site I am on that I want to print an article from. I get Massage from Web Page- there was an internal error and IE is unabl;e to print this document. I tried again after I updated the drivers in my printer and got this again.

this is a good guide for those kinds of browser messages, the one described I think falls in the 503 error category. Decoding and dealing with browser error messages I have seen the error message you describe with the try again, that is a firefox error message. In most cases when I have seen it, it was because the actual website I was trying to access was down or very slow responding and would work after waiting a bit. If you are continually getting them it is sounding like you are dropping the connection on that pc to the net. "503: Service unavailable This is a "temporarily out of order" sign, and it's sometimes reported as Gateway timeout. It means either the server that hosts the site is currently not working or is unavailable, your ISP's server is down, or your own system or company Internet gateway (if you're on a LAN) is not working. How to handle it: Wait a minute and try again. If you get the message for a lengthy period or with every attempt to connect to any site, check that your PC and LAN connections are functioning, and then check with your ISP or the remote site. This may entail a phone call to their tech support line." for those wanting to know if a site is down for everyone or if the problem is just on your end this is a great link to use to find out exactly that. Here is a link that might be useful: downforeveryone

quote ---->I just looked in the HTML source code to identify a visible element, then added it's code to into someone else's code that was written to hide elements. I couldn't begin to write it from scratch./quote ....i was impressed by your figuring out the whole domain thing.... but yep,totally. i can write some stuff but its a process of trial and error. like i finally wrote something to completely remove the followers box that would resize /*display: none .profile-l-sidebar*/ .profile-l-sidebar .hzBtn { display: none !important;} /*display: none .follow-box*/ .follow-section .follow-box + .follow-box {display: none !important;} .follow-section .follow-count {display: none !important;} .follow-section .follow-box {display: none !important;} but then i mostly have to keep guessing at things till something works. i am better with graphics....but its good to learn things, give the old brain cells a workout.

@User We HAVE had professional advice and have paid for an architect to design and draw up plans for the renovation. I am looking for design help with furnishings and set up, which I believe CAN be done on a budget because I have done the rest of my house like that. I never said anything about rooms being "too small" or "not working" - two of them are on the smaller side and I am just trying to find creative ways to make the most out of the space. And this "ambitious plan" is not costing us several hundred thousands of dollars, and it most certainly would not be cheaper to build a new house. If you're not going to be helpful and answer my question just don't write anything at all. Getting the "idea" of it being luxury does not put more dollars in my pocket, and you don't know me or why we need these renovations, so making suggestions like that are not appropriate and do nothing to add value.