To reduce the mix-up of printed documents, what can Nancy do?

Configuring a separator page is an effective solution for reducing the mix-up of printed documents. A separator page acts as a distinct marker that signals the beginning of a new document in the print queue. When enabled, the printer uses this page to differentiate between individual print jobs, ensuring that each printout is kept separate from others. This is particularly useful in environments where multiple documents are sent to the printer in quick succession, as it minimizes the chance of pages from different jobs getting mixed together.

In contrast, reinstalling the printer driver doesn't address the issue of document separation; it’s more about ensuring compatibility and functionality of the printer. Canceling all existing print jobs (another option) would only temporarily clear the print queue and wouldn’t prevent future mix-ups. Moving the spool folder could potentially affect printing performance or organization, but it does not inherently address the problem of printed documents getting jumbled. Thus, configuring a separator page is a proactive and practical approach to ensuring clean, organized printouts.