On Monday 11 December 2006 18:47, Hans Krueger wrote: > Doug McGarrett wrote: > > On Sunday 10 December 2006 21:56, J Sloan wrote: > >> Doug McGarrett wrote: > >>> /\-/-\-/-\-/-\-/-\-/-\-/-\-/\-/ > >>> > >>> That's the hair I've torn out! I KNOW that this machine with > >>> SuSE 10.0 would print to the HP Laserjet 2200D, but with > >>> SuSE 9.3, I can't get it to print to anything, altho it tries to > >>> access printers. /break/ > > That is apparently not the case. OO will print type to anything, > > assuming you can get the printer to work, but if you try to output a > > spreadsheet from whatever they call the equivalent to Quattro, you get a > > message that only PostScript printers are supported. > > > > The HP 2200D is a PostScript printer. > > > > > > --doug > > is that a laser or ink jet > does it still work under windows? > can you still print a test page with out the computer > your manual will tell you how > network or usb,parallel port > suse ? 9.3,10, 10.1, ? > cups, lpt ? > are you using the setup as a print server > I had to use http://sourceforge.net/projects/hplip/ 1.6.6a the suse one > didn't work for me > I'm running 10.0 with the hp business ink jet 1000 got a deal from tiger > direct > let me know how you make out > > -- > > Hans Krueger > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > The HP 2200D is a laserjet. There seems to be a problem about HPLIP. (Separate mail, in this thread.) I have the machine working with an HP 970Ci color ink-jet printer, which was a problem before, but it seems to be OK now. Slow, but useable. It actually does print a spreadsheet without a problem, and I don't think it is a PostScript printer, but I'm not sure.
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