Hi Terry, I want to thank you sooooo much for this video...I have had my HP 6520 for 3 years but it remained in the box due to my fear/ineptitude about setting up machinery. I really shouldn’t even be allowed near anything with moving parts. But I was frantic with a “printing emergency” and had to set it up last night. I didn’t even know which “gazintas” to leave on and which to throw away. (e.g. the white plastic ink gazinta, which I thought I broke off but actually needed to be thrown away, and the orange ink cartridge gazinta tab which I never would have known to break off). Your video saved me many tears and much frustration. HP “instructions” were useless. I also appreciated your humor, which kept me sane during the process. The video was exactly what someone like me needed. One that basically starts out like “This is a cardboard box. This is tape...” and goes from there. I also added a new vocabulary word, “gazinta”, to my lexicon. The synonym for “thingamajig” will prove very useful in my job as a flight attendant trying to explain to folks where to plug their headphones. Take care, and I wish you much good Karma for helping all of us with this video!
I found this video very help full. Funny how you do the same things I do. Like having lid slam on fingers and things like that. But I used this to set my printer and it works. The only thing was couldn't get mine to work from soft ware. But figured it out. Thanks for everything. Oh the only thing was had to figure out was "goes inta" God that was so funny. Had to back film up to listen to closely, but got it figured out any way . Take care and God Bless!
Very informative video. It's a shame that there is not 1 comment or interaction from Terry Wirth.🤷♂
Hi Terry, I want to thank you sooooo much for this video...I have had my HP 6520 for 3 years but it remained in the box due to my fear/ineptitude about setting up machinery. I really shouldn’t even be allowed near anything with moving parts. But I was frantic with a “printing emergency” and had to set it up last night. I didn’t even know which “gazintas” to leave on and which to throw away. (e.g. the white plastic ink gazinta, which I thought I broke off but actually needed to be thrown away, and the orange ink cartridge gazinta tab which I never would have known to break off). Your video saved me many tears and much frustration. HP “instructions” were useless. I also appreciated your humor, which kept me sane during the process. The video was exactly what someone like me needed. One that basically starts out like “This is a cardboard box. This is tape...” and goes from there. I also added a new vocabulary word, “gazinta”, to my lexicon. The synonym for “thingamajig” will prove very useful in my job as a flight attendant trying to explain to folks where to plug their headphones. Take care, and I wish you much good Karma for helping all of us with this video!
P.S. Your profile photo has a cat on the printer. Mine didn’t come with a cat. Bummer.
Thank you Terry. This was very helpful.
it help me so much thank you very much
I found this video very help full. Funny how you do the same things I do. Like having lid slam on fingers and things like that. But I used this to set my printer and it works. The only thing was couldn't get mine to work from soft ware. But figured it out. Thanks for everything. Oh the only thing was had to figure out was "goes inta" God that was so funny. Had to back film up to listen to closely, but got it figured out any way . Take care and God Bless!
James, I am glad that you found the video both useful and amusing. Made my day and thanks for watching!
@@WirthConsulting Hey,I know it is a little too late but could you please tell me how to print a graph paper on this printer?
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