Re: hp psc printer

I do agree with you Rick HP Printers are generally good but this model 
I bought 15 months ago has issues in relation to networking.

When connected directly via USB to a Linux box or Apple Mac no 
problemo, but can't print remotely through a network.

On 01/03/2005, at 7:09 AM, Rick Miles wrote:

> Ray Christy is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!
>> I've got a 1250 and have nothing but problems with compatibility in
>> regards to both Linux and Mac OS X. Never will buy these 3-in-1 things
>> again.
> Did you check it out at linuxprinting before purchasing? They list a 
> 1210 only
> and it looks pretty windows entry level model. The 1250 might be a 
> later
> model but design and insides would not be a great departure from the 
> 1210.
>>
> So far so good with the 2355. I've only used it for colour and b/w 
> printing
> via cups using hpijs driver for 2350 series and quality is better than 
> my
> deskjet 930C I have not bothered playing around with scanning and 
> photocopies
> yet but some functions like scan to printer photocopy and taking input
> directly from digital camera are internal to the 2355 so linux 
> compatability
> is a non issue.
>
> I checked linuxprinting.org before seriously considering this unit. It 
> listed
> the 2350 and it looked like a goer except for not supporting PJL which 
> is a
> non issue for me and with this model.
>
> In general I've never had a problem with HP's both at home and at work 
> our
> bookeeper hates them because of problems she's had with one at home 
> (and the
> cost of repairing it).
> -- 
> Cheers,
>
> Rick Miles
>
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