Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-02 Thread soner

try to avoid all in ones as much as possible.
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Good morning list,

I am in need of a  new 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner.  Does anyone 
have a recommendation or experience with one that  works well  with Jaws?




Regards,
Joe

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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-02 Thread Justin Williams
I brother scanner is pretty good.  

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try to avoid all in ones as much as possible.
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Subject: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner


 Good morning list,

 I am in need of a  new 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner.  Does anyone 
 have a recommendation or experience with one that  works well  with Jaws?



 Regards,
 Joe

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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-02 Thread Don and Cher Bosch
Sounds like you gave it a good trial.  It is logical that one scanner would
need to be the default, but there must have been a serious conflict between
the scanner softwares for there to be a problem beyond that.

Cher



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Hi
 The trouble appeared to be a conflict between the two scanners. Either
the three in one or the high-speed stand alone scanner wanted to dominate.

God bless,
Mark
-- Currently in Pendleton, Eastern Oregon Regional At Pendleton, Oregon
Partly Cloudy, 82.9°F Wind:N-360° at 7mph
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Hi Mark,

This is simply not true.

One can use a multi-function printer on a system, after all, that's what
they're built for, computers and them being all in ones.

I would seriously doubt the person who gave you that advice.

In most cases, if not in all cases, the unit will perform what ever task you
ask it to perform.

Keep in mind this does not count any possible task you set it by pressing
any buttons on it, or by using it's software, but if you have a MFC
connected to your printer, and you ask it to print something, followed by a
scan of some kind, it should do so no problem.

Now that I think about it, it may be that you're referring to performing
tasks at the same time, to use my example above, printing something and
scanning it at the same instance, in which case, that person is right, this
cannot be done, however, this is not the failing of the computer, it is a
failing of the MFC, because the circuits simply don't have the capacity to
handle more than one job at the same time.

Hope this helps.


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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-01 Thread torgersonenator

Hi
I don't have a specific recommendation but I have had good luck with HP 
3 in 1 units.


God bless,
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Good morning list,

I am in need of a  new 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner.  Does anyone 
have a recommendation or experience with one that  works well  with Jaws?




Regards,
Joe

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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-01 Thread Don and Cher Bosch
I was wondering the same thing but have read on user lists a couple of times
that the multi-functions generally do not do well.  Perhaps the scanning
software makes a difference- in other words, perhaps the remarks were not
JAWS-specific, but may have referred to using Kurzweil with the printer
unit.  I hope that someone will comment.

Cher
 

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Hi
 I don't have a specific recommendation but I have had good luck with HP
3 in 1 units.

God bless,
Mark
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Subject: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner


 Good morning list,

 I am in need of a  new 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner.  Does anyone 
 have a recommendation or experience with one that  works well  with Jaws?



 Regards,
 Joe

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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-01 Thread Victor
Hi Joe,

I currently use a Brother MFC 685C, a multi-function printer, copier, 
scanner, fax and PC fax, among other things, and find it works well with 
Kurzweill, Open Book, and many other software packages I've tried it with, 
in particular Microsoft's Document Scanner.

The thing I like about this printer is that it's not only a stand alone fax 
machine, with a telephone handset, digital answering machine and stuff, but 
it's got a large display, so it's great for high partials, and, it's both a 
flatbed scanner, and a sheet feeder scanner, so you can use it as both.

I'm afraid that setting up various functions on it, such as the answering 
machine, time and date, and various settings on it will require some sight, 
as all of it is set through the large display, but other than that, it's 
great once it is set up.

I've also found that Jaws does work well with the printer's control 
software, however, if using the Jaws cursor, it does read you any warnings 
of impending ink changes and the like, and paper jams, or out of paper 
errors, things like that.

It's a four colour printer, black, magenta, cyan and I forget the fourth 
colour, it is a wireless printer, meaning you don't have to use any USB 
cables or network cables to print on it, although the printer is network 
ready, meaning you can hook it up to a router and all computers on the 
router will see the printer, providing you install the printer control 
software on all of the computers, and has a USB and card reader built into 
it so you can print photographs and images directly from a USB stick, SD 
card, or your camera, assuming you've got pic pro, or some such software 
like that.  Oh yes, it's called pic bridge on your camera.

In any case, the LCD screen lets you edit and view the pictures on the media 
and camera, and you decide which you want to print and which you don't, or 
want to discard.

It really is a good printer for it's price, at only 150 dollars up here in 
Canada.

I'm assuming the price is comparable there in the U.S.

Anyway, hope this helps.


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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-01 Thread Victor
Hi Mark,

This is simply not true.

One can use a multi-function printer on a system, after all, that's what 
they're built for, computers and them being all in ones.

I would seriously doubt the person who gave you that advice.

In most cases, if not in all cases, the unit will perform what ever task you 
ask it to perform.

Keep in mind this does not count any possible task you set it by pressing 
any buttons on it, or by using it's software, but if you have a MFC 
connected to your printer, and you ask it to print something, followed by a 
scan of some kind, it should do so no problem.

Now that I think about it, it may be that you're referring to performing 
tasks at the same time, to use my example above, printing something and 
scanning it at the same instance, in which case, that person is right, this 
cannot be done, however, this is not the failing of the computer, it is a 
failing of the MFC, because the circuits simply don't have the capacity to 
handle more than one job at the same time.

Hope this helps.


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Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner

2009-06-01 Thread Mark
Hi
 The trouble appeared to be a conflict between the two scanners. Either the 
three in one or the high-speed stand alone scanner wanted to dominate.

God bless,
Mark
-- Currently in Pendleton, Eastern Oregon Regional At Pendleton, Oregon Partly 
Cloudy, 82.9°F Wind:N-360° at 7mph 
- Original Message - 
From: Victor victor.gouv...@rogers.com
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] 3 in 1 printer, copier and scanner


Hi Mark,

This is simply not true.

One can use a multi-function printer on a system, after all, that's what 
they're built for, computers and them being all in ones.

I would seriously doubt the person who gave you that advice.

In most cases, if not in all cases, the unit will perform what ever task you 
ask it to perform.

Keep in mind this does not count any possible task you set it by pressing 
any buttons on it, or by using it's software, but if you have a MFC 
connected to your printer, and you ask it to print something, followed by a 
scan of some kind, it should do so no problem.

Now that I think about it, it may be that you're referring to performing 
tasks at the same time, to use my example above, printing something and 
scanning it at the same instance, in which case, that person is right, this 
cannot be done, however, this is not the failing of the computer, it is a 
failing of the MFC, because the circuits simply don't have the capacity to 
handle more than one job at the same time.

Hope this helps.


Victor
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