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To add to the list of recommendations, I have used Lexmark lasers (mono and |
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color) for a long time and been very happy with them. They work with |
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standard PostScript drivers out of the box, with duplex support for those |
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models that have it. Their inkjets are crap, but then again they all are; i |
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don't use ink jet printers at all. |
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On Sep 24, 2012 6:15 PM, "Peter Humphrey" <peter@××××××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> On Monday 24 September 2012 18:45:29 James wrote: |
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> > So now I'll have to think about all of this some more.... |
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> > HP printers have worked for me for over 14 years with linux, |
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> > unix and bsd systems...... |
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> > I just cannot find an HP printer that fits my previously |
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> > described needs... |
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> > I may just get 2 for less than 500.00 as the HP 7000 officejet |
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> > does handle the large 11x17 (A3 ledger) paper...... |
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> > thanks to all for the input; other can still make some suggestions. |
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> I don't remember what you said you wanted, but I have a Kyocera FS1020-D |
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> mono laser which has performed faultlessly these last five years or so. |
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> It has a duplexer which also is driven properly. I also have a next-to |
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> useless HP D4260 inkjet. It purports to work properly but it's used so |
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> seldom that I can't get an even ink deposition. |
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> HTH. |
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> Rgds |
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> Peter |
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