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<neon_bikini@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > It'll be cheaper to buy a new, inexpensive PostScript laser than to
add
> > RAM to an old HP.
> Hey grumpy, If its just about the money for you, why are you posting in
> a help forum?
Offering help. If you want to spend more money upgrading an obsolete
printer than you could spend buying a new one, it won't hurt my
feelings. But, this being a "help" forum (actually a news group, but
most google groupies are too clueless to figure out what usenet is, and
that they're posting to it, so you're excused) I offer useful
information whether or not it's what you WANT to read.
> ehehe.
Wipe the slobber off your chin.
> The issue is the printer driver and eliminating all of the default junk
> in the printer from who-knows-whos-owned-it-before. Its definately a
> puzzle. Without the User Manual, I'm not ready to believe the problem
> is anything more than crossed bits.
That's not the scope of the problem you originally posted. And, the
above demonstrates you don't have any real understanding about how
laser printers work.
> I looked at the HP web site.
Huzza!
> The first printer with ethernet and
> postscript: HP LaserJet P3005d Printer Price: $649.99. If I recall, the
> 4M+ originally cost $600, too when it was first introduced. I really
> wanted one then and now I finally got it.
You can buy a good PostScript printer today for a couple of hundred
bucks. You wanted a 4M+ then and now? You got one. So WTF is your
complaint? That it won't print files from a modern version of
Illustrator? ROFL! So sad. It sucks to be you.
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