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On Friday 26 January 2007 4:32 am, Hamie wrote: |
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> Damn, that's a good price... |
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> I have a LaserJet 2600N (Network connected), which works like a charm. It |
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> needed a custom config file from the net somewhere, but it's a cracker |
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> apart from that (Except the envelope feed. You have to remove the paper to |
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> feed an envelope else you get a piece of paper infront of the envelope & |
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> the printing goes on the paper instead. |
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> I also have a PSC1210. All-in-one job. I've had one problem with that under |
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> an older kernel that wouldn't create the device nodes properly (Umm... Fro |
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> memory the nodes were there, but you couldn't write to them). |
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> H |
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The manual feed slot on my 1022 seems to actually function as such, overrides |
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the sheet feeder for as long as it has items in it. |
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Envelopes seem to be fine, although they make horrible crinkling noises going |
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through the printer, every time I wonder if it's going to screw itself into a |
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little ball somewhere in the fuser and cause me grief (this appears to be all |
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bark and no bite though, I have yet to have an actual problem, despite my use |
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of self-sealing envelopes that the manual specifically warns against lest |
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they decide to apply their adhesive to the inside of your printer). |
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More than one envelope sitting in the manual feed slot at once though? this I |
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have not tried. |
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--Thomas |
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