filePro loves this Printer

[SmittyUSN1 at aol.com]

Mike Schwartz, 
 
   Sorry I had to   CC  this to you and the list  but the censor has chosen 
to excersise some ill-gotten power over the fp  list.
 
   I had put the URL/LINK and alot of technical specs in the  original email 
about the printer to the list, but fairlite decided it was too  fat and I 
guess he can make decisions for people on this list and  censor emails, which 
really surprises me as he blabs incessantly in  numerous emails to the list 
everyday about technical specs on things that  have little revelance to me so I am 
an adult and can delete them or not read  them.  
 
Most of my fp accounts have  HP BW Laser printers for cranking  out the daily 
reports and such.  They loved the lil HP  Portable because of the COLOR 
capability in Windows and in Jim  Asmans  MKPCL program in the near future. (I hope 
he doesn't kill me for  leaking the news out).  In the meantime the customers 
can print all the  STUFF they love to print in Windows (USB) ....labels 
w/graphics &  doodads, photographs, envelopes, stationary ...all  that  stuff thats 
 still a pia  to do with filePro.
 
3 of the customers are using  USB (WIN: printername) with the HP  lasers on 
LPT1,  the printer takes up a small footprint and I wouldn't  recommend it for 
anything near Heavy Duty use.  
 
Printing graphics  using Jim Asmans MKPCL is where this lil  portable printer 
shines.  The customer can produce a beautiful invoice  w/his LOGO on it, for  
99 bucks.  The list is slow on weekends  and I was just trying to inject 
something cool that works w/filePro and  Windows.  
 
Wayne Smith
Port Orange, Florida
 
 
 Mike Schartz said.....

Try cutting and pasting your URL's  directly into the body of the
email instead of attaching them, like  this:   

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF25a/18972-236251-236267-14438-2362
67-81913.html 

I'm glad you like the HP 450's.  I don't mind posts to the  list
about printers and other equipment that work well (or equipment that  does
NOT work well) with filePro.

These are mobile  printers, designed for light use.  Have they held
up well for your users  who do heavy printing?  

When you imply they work well  with filePro, does that mean that they
work as a "non-windows" printer by  using the parallel cable, and that you
don't have to use the WIN: syntax when  you define printers in filePro?

With the smallish 19ml  black cartridges, aren't you spending a lot
on ink? They are only rated at  450 pages per cartridge.    

Thanks,

Mike  Schwartz


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