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To: SI Dmitry (code monkey) who wrote (85209)	5/6/2014 8:39:51 PM
From: SI Ron (Crazy Music Man)	Respond to of 110655

Yep when I was in the office I ran into that situation a number of times.

To: SI Dmitry (code monkey) who wrote (85209)	5/6/2014 8:48:30 PM
From: FJB	Respond to of 110655

Hah, I just experienced this yesterday. I have a laser black and white, so it was able to print ten pages before I realized it was printing the whole document instead of my selection.

To: SI Dmitry (code monkey) who wrote (85209)	5/6/2014 8:59:56 PM
From: Joseph B. Schmidt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 110655

What printer do you have? Mine is an Epson and I simply hit cancel on the printer, works great!

To: SI Dmitry (code monkey) who wrote (85209)	5/6/2014 9:22:14 PM
From: Jerry Held	Respond to of 110655

I've actually got to turn off the printer power to stop a print job. Major PITA. I agree...we should be way beyond this technologically.

To: SI Dmitry (code monkey) who wrote (85209)	5/6/2014 10:24:12 PM
From: Raptech	Respond to of 110655

Using an Epson WF3520 I have the option of getting a complete preview of the pending print job and determine if I want to print what I see in the preview.. However, even at that I sometimes goof or go too fast and realize I started a print job I really don't want. I keep a shortcut to my printer queue on the desktop to be able to immediately cancel. At that, I am sometimes to late and waste a page with a few lines, but better than printing an entire unwanted doc.