--- Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: I haven't used a deskjet in years,
but recently acquired one for my
Debian box. The black ink seems to be a problem, smearing, skipping, etc.
I seem to remember from back in my Windows days there were some tools in
the Toolbox to do such things as
Roberto Sanchez wrote:
--- Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I haven't used a deskjet in years, but recently acquired one for my
Debian box. The black ink seems to be a problem, smearing, skipping, etc.
I seem to remember from back in my Windows days there were some tools in
the
Dragón wrote:
I apologize about the other wandering message.
As far as I know `pup' may do part of the job, you can try it on.
Thanks for the tip, but pup only works with like three printers, the HP
Deskjet 1000C not being one of them. Thanks anyway.
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Kent West
--- Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I haven't used a deskjet in years, but recently acquired one for my
Debian box. The black ink seems to be a problem, smearing, skipping, etc.
I seem to remember from back in my Windows days there were some tools in
the Toolbox to do such things
Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I seem to remember from back in my Windows days there were some tools in
the Toolbox to do such things as align the ink cartridges or clean
them. Is there such a means in Debian to accomplish this?
Dragón wrote:
I apologize about the other
I haven't used a deskjet in years, but recently acquired one for my
Debian box. The black ink seems to be a problem, smearing, skipping, etc.
I seem to remember from back in my Windows days there were some tools in
the Toolbox to do such things as align the ink cartridges or clean
them. Is
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