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Subject: killing print command
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I have printed something.  Now I don't want it to print.
There is nothing listed with "lpq"
There is no print job number to issue with "lprm"
I keep turning my printer off.  When it resets, it starts printing again.

There must be some kind of buffer in the computer memory, behind the scenes
feeding this stuff to the printer.

Any way to just kill it?


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