I have an Epson RX700. It has two paper paths, a front feed for
regular paper, and a rear feed for thick paper and envelopes.
Love it.
Stewart
At 01:07 AM 1/22/2008, you wrote:
Try the Canon PIXMA MP520. It is a multifunction printer which has
two paper paths. Really nice machine.
db
Among others, I own www.slawecki.com, and www.slawecki.net.
I use .com, and have put the items i wish on it.
my wife uses .net...She decided to put those items near and dear to her on
slawecki.net should be no problem, as we have a contract with allnet to allow
30gign on their server.
Thanks db and Stewart for your suggestions of alternative machines,
but those are inkjets. The Brother MFC 9840CDW Multifunction Printer
is a color laser printer which Brother rates at 21 pages per minute,
black or color. I've been looking for a color laser multifunction
printer for a long
All the Color Lasers I know of do not use a straight through pathway.
(HP, Brother, Konica, Okidata etc.)
Stewart
At 08:49 AM 1/22/2008, you wrote:
Thanks db and Stewart for your suggestions of alternative machines,
but those are inkjets. The Brother MFC 9840CDW Multifunction Printer
is a
Part of it may be the fact that it has to pass though multiple toners
tog et it. I don't know. I do know that the copiers made by many
(Cannon and Xerox) do get straight through paths, but they are much
more expensive.
Stewart
At 10:55 AM 1/22/2008, you wrote:
That's not good.
Straight
All the Color Lasers I know of do not use a straight through pathway.
(HP, Brother, Konica, Okidata etc.)
Neither does my Dell. The paper path in a color laser is complicated
because it has to go past multiple transfer rollers. The paper has to go
round and round. There is no possibility of a
Straight through is so valuable, and monochrome laser printers have
it. Perhaps it's more difficult to achieve with color laser printers.
However, if the back opens... (As I started out saying...)
You are missing the point. The paper in the printer has to do a loop the
loop four times inside
MacStumbler doesn't work on my MacBook. What other stumbler app has a
voice that names networks?
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Opinion: All that stuff should be in a sub directory. A home page
named after your family should have a message to the ages, and contact
information for today. Hi! Welcome to the S family. We're from x and I
can be reached at y.
Right now there's nothing there that you couldn't store at any
It's not valuable to most people. What are you printing so much of
that needs to be on really thick paper? It's nothing you can do at
Staples?
As I recall, most of the printers I've owned won't print when open.
Yes, it might be a switch you could easily duck tape, but it seems to
me if the
Thomas Wash DC
I had the same problem once,(the CD-Rom drive would light up and then go
dead) I check at the setup bios to see how much voltage I was using, it
turn out the power supply was insufficient to run the CD-Rom drive.
You may want to Do a test with no USB connections being used and If
I have a copy of Nero 7.10 on my notebook and recently installed Nero Mobile on
my Verizon 6800 after I synced them. I am not able to use Nero Mobile on my
smartphone as it crawls to the point of being unusable. Does anyone know of
some way to see what may be the issue? (The 6800 is my first
the bigger xerox printers (really big) have a number of separate color print
stations. their path is straight. the alignment of the paper is part of the
problem. as tom said, they are very long. i have a couple of relatively
expensive xerox color laser printers. they do loop the loop with
Here's my dilemma: when my printer quit, I thought I could just buy another one
and plug it in.
That was naïve. When I got to the store, I was told that none of the printers
currently for sale would work with OS 9.
Why not? I asked.
It's the drivers, I was told. The printers just
My wife's PowerBook is still running OS9. She prints using our Brother
2040 without any problems. They clerk at the store has probably just
read what is on the boxes. I'd say find the printers you like then
check their web site for drivers.
Steve
P.S. - If you can't find any drivers for
My wife's PowerBook is still running OS9. She prints using our Brother
2040 without any problems. They clerk at the store has probably just
read what is on the boxes. I'd say find the printers you like then
check their web site for drivers.
This is probably correct.
Brother uses a lot of
I had a Xerox 2135 color printer that was a straight path printer and what a
piece of junk it was.
Now I have an HP 5550 color LaserJet, without a straight path, and it has
been rock solid. The Xerox would break every 3 months or so.
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the bigger xerox printers
Have you tried AP Grapher (http://www.chimoosoft.com/products/apgrapher/)
b_s-wilk wrote:
MacStumbler doesn't work on my MacBook. What other stumbler app has a
voice that names networks?
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On Jan 22, 2008, at 1:40 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
MacStumbler doesn't work on my MacBook. What other stumbler app has a
voice that names networks?
KISmac will do it. AP Grapher has been suggested, but it is not a
stumbler.
Steve
If I understand it correctly, only very old legacy printers have the Postscript
engine in the printer itself. Modern Postscript printers do the Postscript
interpretation (rasterization) using a driver in the OS of the motherboard, and
send only the raster to the printer. (All modern printers
You might be correct, but I don't think so.
This Brother MFC9840CDW printer is of a fairly new design. It does not
use a carousel.
The four toner cartridges are parallel to each other, and I think that
the paper makes only one pass over the cartridges. This is how the
machine achieves a
If I understand it correctly, only very old legacy printers have the
Postscript engine in the printer itself. Modern Postscript printers do
the Postscript interpretation (rasterization) using a driver in the OS of
the motherboard, and send only the raster to the printer.
Not so. Plenty of
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On Jan 22, 2008, at 1:40 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
MacStumbler doesn't work on my MacBook. What other stumbler app has a
voice that names networks?
KISmac will do it. AP Grapher has been suggested, but it is not a stumbler.
I just downloaded KisMac today. It can play sounds for networks but it
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