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Now that you have enabled your printed document history, your documents will no longer disappear from your print queue after they have been printed.

Click OK to save the changes you have made.

Select the Keep Printed Documents option.Under Printer Properties, click Advanced.(Alternatively, you can select your printer, go to the settings menu, and under Printers & Scanners, click Manage).

In the print queue window for your selected printer, navigate to Printer > Properties.

Now, you will need to activate the printer history feature.

You will not be able to see the documents that had been printed earlier as logging was not enabled at that time.

In the new window, you will see your printer queue with the list of current and queued printed items.

From the list of available printers and scanners, find the needed device.

From here, navigate to Devices > Printers & Scanners.

Right-click the Windows Start menu button.

Prevents nosy people from seeing what you have.In order to change the settings for your printers, you will need to access your print queue. The nice thing is IE people can never find your files or figure out what they are this way.

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