Brian:
I am going to pass on your dot matrix printer. What I would like to
know, is can I hook up any modern type printers to that old Mac SE?
If so, how?
Or maybe I can plug my old SE into the Performa, and use the laser
printer now attached.
And finally, I really don't need to hook
On Mar 17, 2010, at 12:00 PM, Anne Cartwright cartw...@aye.net wrote:
Do printer manufacturers actually design printers or do they design ink
delivery systems?
The latter. Without a doubt.
That said I love my R200 and use it a lot. I use an HP laser for all my basic
bw stuff, but when I
I have 3 printers, 2 Epson, 1 HP. I like them all, they all were
gifts with computers I bought, so I was not choosy. One old Epson the
company replaced for free. i had some issues with it. The small HP is
newer, runs faster, I also can use that European size paper, and
copies last page
I have owned both Epson and HP injet printers, but only use them
infrequently. I like my Brother HL- 5040 (a laser) much better for
business and drawings where color is not required. Of the inkjet
printers, both the Epson and HP work ok, but I would give Epson the
edge because my HP
While on the subject of printers, I still have my old, little box type
Mac SE, that still runs pretty good, (but slow).
Back when I used this Mac SE, I had a dot-matrices printer, that I
have long since discarded. Is there any way I could hook up one of my
existing printers to work with
Neal,
I have an old dot matrix Apple printer if you want it.
I'll have to look for it.
Neals got dibs but if anyone else wants it, its free.
Brian O'Neal
On Mar 17, 2010, at 3:25 PM, Neal Hammon wrote:
While on the subject of printers, I still have my old, little box type Mac SE,
that still
How about selling me the Printer for $80.00?
Anne
On Mar 17, 2010, at 1:21 PM, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:
On Mar 17, 2010, at 12:00 PM, Anne Cartwright cartw...@aye.net wrote:
Do printer manufacturers actually design printers or do they design ink
delivery systems?
The latter. Without a
Anne,
Please forgive me for sticking my nose in where it probably doesn't belong,
but I thought I'd give you my experience with Epson printers. I've had
several; currently own a Stylus Photo R220, which I bought mainly because it
will print labels on printable CDs. It takes forever for the
Im still using my 12 year old Epson stylus 740.
I refill my own cartridges since they are not chipped like current ink carts.
I don't use it as much now that I have a laser, but it has been a work horse..
I have a spare too.
I can't seem to upgrade.
Something I can refill or get new carts
Nolan,
Thanks or the information. The printer I had that died was an Epson Stylus
Photo R220. Aside from the fact that it was very slow by today's standards
(after all it was 5 or 6 years old) I had no problem with it.
I haven't ben able to find a currently manufactured Canon that uses the
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