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RE: Printer Problem
your print head is almost definitely completely clogged with dried up ink... you should always keep using your printer... never leave it for long periods unused if you don't want these troubles all the time....
Not familiar with lexmark printers though...
that sort of thing happens to epson printers really often.
Epson i would recommend for super high quality prints, but i reckon something like a canon is more reliable in the long run.
If you are lucky you can fix it by cleaning the print head... (there is normally a "clean print head option in the printer properties")
you probably need to do this at least 50 times before you notice any change... i had to do that on my last epsom printer. in the end i just gave up and got myself a new canon.
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