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My printer won't print an excel document as it says that it is spam or contains a virus. (456 Views)
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NewtonNuthouse
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Registered: ‎06-10-2012
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My printer won't print an excel document as it says that it is spam or contains a virus.

I have checked that the file doesn't contain a virus and it definitely isn't spam.  I have even tried saving the file as a PDF but it still thinks it's spam.  The file is being sent from one of my trusted email addresses.

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Arkle1
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Re: My printer won't print an excel document as it says that it is spam or contains a virus.

Hi there, is the email being sent with any other addresses (apart from your printers address) in the "To:" field? This would cause the job to be rejected as spam.  

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NewtonNuthouse
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Re: My printer won't print an excel document as it says that it is spam or contains a virus.

No, only being sent to the printer's email address. I have used this email address to send from before and it has worked fine.
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Arkle1
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Re: My printer won't print an excel document as it says that it is spam or contains a virus.

It sounds as though you have eliminated the sending email address as the problem if as you say, you've been able to send content from this address to your printer with no problems in the past.

 

Sometimes the ePrint service cannot process job requests to print Excel documents that are macro enabled, password protected, encrypted or contain pivot tables. Does the PDF file size exceed 5 MB?

 

 

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