Thanks for the replies.
We have two computers side by side on the front desk for receipts and
Medicare forms. The 2 receptionists use this printer exclusively. Only
very rarely do others in the practice need to use the frontdesk printer.
Should we have a network printer or just a shared printer between the
two using Windows print sharing?
Jim Glaspole wrote:
Funny you mention Kyocera printers. We just had 2 Kyocera 1020D's
installed today.
So far they have been 100% reliable!
Jim
Dr John Van Dyck wrote:
Kyocera was fs 1800 I think have been totally reliable prints all
sizes paper huge capacity some models have network card so can simply
attach to network.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Michael Christie
Sent: Wednesday, 7 June 2006 5:12 PM
To: GPCG_Talk
Subject: [GPCG_TALK] Good printer
Can I beg my colleagues about recommendations re a good laser printer
for our frontdesk.
It needs to be shared between 2 computers, have 2 trays for A4 paper and
medicare claim forms and fast.
Our venerable Laserjet 4 is becoming very slow.The printer is connected
to one computer and simply shared between them at present.
The network is XP Pro with 8 attached computers already so I'm not sure
if I had a network printer whether it will exceed the allowable
connections on a XP Pro network.
Advice gratefully received
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