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#1 Posted on 2.5.06 1438.01
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A request for those in the know:

Currently I'm printing many documents from various sources to a printer i've set as offline so that I can just set the printer to be online and all of my printjobs will print simultaniously. I wanted to know if anyone's aware of a way for me to save the printer spool I create before setting it online and printing?

Basically I'm trying to keep an e-record of everything I print to go with the paper record.

I use Windows XP which will probably be relevant.
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#2 Posted on 2.5.06 1442.58
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I can't think of a way to do this without researching it.
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#3 Posted on 2.5.06 1507.17
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That was my thinking as well. Preliminary research didn't really help much, due in no small part to Google's shocking uneffectiveness as of late.
Speaking of which anyone notice Google's inability lately to handle semi-complex search strings? It's fairly random too, but much of the time 90% of the hits I get only have the terms i searched in links to the page. It's very frustrating.
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#4 Posted on 2.5.06 1927.29
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    Originally posted by anibanging
    Speaking of which anyone notice Google's inability lately to handle semi-complex search strings? It's fairly random too, but much of the time 90% of the hits I get only have the terms i searched in links to the page. It's very frustrating.
Judging from the chatter on WebmasterWorld, I think G's having problems related to their latest update - lots of sites are disappearing (us included) at a frightening rate. Fortunately, Y! still likes us. :)

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#5 Posted on 2.5.06 2223.41
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Jeeves is gone, but he hasn't forgotten those pictures I have of him Ask loves us as well.
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#6 Posted on 3.5.06 0821.45
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    Originally posted by CRZ
    Judging from the chatter on WebmasterWorld, I think G's having problems related to their latest update - lots of sites are disappearing (us included) at a frightening rate.


Are these sites that are dropping off Google's radar message boards for the most part? I only ask because I've found in my personal experience that search results leading to message boards tend to have the highest amount of "404" errors.
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#7 Posted on 3.5.06 1004.52
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I don't know if this is something worth mentioning, but inspired by the above post, I googled myself, since I know that tends to bring up several of my posts here in the results, as a test of how the rankings might have been affected. What's interesting is that I got a listing for "The W -- Profile for eddieburkett" that pointed to here (ebypass.org). That site doesn't seem to exist anymore, but I'm looking at the Google cache for eBypass.org (72.14.203.104), and I can't figure out what this is for. Is it common for other sites to copy our profile pages?
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#8 Posted on 3.5.06 1015.53
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There is speculation that Google is trying to fix a problem where people have scraped content from other sites. Unfortunately, it looks like we were the one that was scraped (our content appears to have been downloaded and presented to Google by another site, as evidenced by your link).

This should all sort out in the wash eventually.
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