Is a dot matrix printer same as a line printer?
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if your refering via conenctivity & functionality yes they are about the same but printing wise they are completely different
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Nope. Just make sure you make enough copies the first time or scan and print. This is assuming you aren't trying to find out what someone else printed. eh eh.
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you have to buy them from dell....\n\nthere are no generic ones for dell printers you can buy at wal mart, or staples, or anywhere...just Dell Online.
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I believe (if I understand you correctly) that a web printer is one that can be printed to "from the web" in a way. The web printer has a statec IP (or a very good pointer) and people that work from home, or travel will be able to print on the office printer. The static IP can be accessed from anywhere in the world (as long as you have internet access) and you know that printers IP.\n\nThe network printer will print from anywhere on the network (LAN, WAN, MAN), provided the user has permission to print to that printer.\n\nIf you need more information you can email me.
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Lexmark manufactures the printer under the dell name
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Go to \n\nhttp://dyesubinks.com/index.php?pageto=printers.htm\n\nIt should answer your question.
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The brand name, otherwise there isnt much of a difference. I just got a new Epson and it prints pretty good.
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Seems like you can't do it on that printer, I have the same experience too. The new HP printer (after DJ 900 series) feed the paper very quick, while the DJ 900 Series feed the paper slowly, which, can affect the starting point, since they don't have any sensor for the paper feed.\nTry using adobe pagemaker and make your desing slightly bigger than actual print. Hope this help.
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Printers usually have one of two types of connections:  parallel and USB.  Most printers in the past 3 to 5 years use a USB connection.  There is a big difference in the way they look.  USB connections on the printer are typically the square "B"-style connector and connects to the PC using a rectangular "A"-style connector.  \n\nParallel is about 2" wide by .5" high shaped like a "D".  It connects to the PC using a 25-pin "D"-shaped connector.  99.99999% of all PC's since the early 80's have a parallel connector.\n\nIf you do not own a cable, you can purchase either type (USB or Parallel) at your local retailer, or on-line at hundreds of computer retailers.\n\nThe make/model of the printer should be on the printer somewhere.  Visit the manufacturer's website and download drivers appropriate to the make/model.  If instructions are available, download those as well.  Some printers require the driver to be installed before the printer is connected, others can be installed regardless of if the printer is connected or not.  If the instructions are avialable, make sure to grab them.  Otherwise a good rule is to install the drivers first, then connect the printer.\n\nFinally, some drivers do not actually configure the printer for you.  You need to do it manually (Start -> Settings -> Printers -> Add New Printer), but the wizard is very simple and straightforward.
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I don't think it matters.  Any Lexmark printer I've come into contact with has been horrible.  My parents own one, and it always breaks down.  The computer lab I worked in at school used Lexmark printers.  I had to call tech support almost every day to come and fix one of them.  Stay away from Lexmark!
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.linuxprinting.org/\n\nYou can look up most any printer by make/model to get the current state of compatibility.
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There are a lot of ink companies out there that sell generic for everything.  The last one I used was Printpal.
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Technically?  The IBM Infoprint 4100 is a laser printer that can produce up to 2880 letter sized pages per minute.  It could easly be termed a digital press, but is indeed technically a laser printer.  A tad pricey though.  For a standard office printer, I think 55 pages a minute is about the fastest you'll see at under $2000
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Laser printers. They yield so much more for the ink (which is toner) for the buck. The text is super crisp, just like in a magazine. And last much longer. Pages print super fast. There isn't any "printing alignment" that you have to do. You just put the toner cartridge in and you're good to go. They're so much better and easier on your wallet in the end. Think about it: four cartridges at about 30 bucks is 120 bucks. Maybe around 40 pages each is about 160 pages. A toner cartridge with even just low yield is around 80 bucks average, with around 2000 to 5000 pages yield.\n\nNo messy ink cartridges. And many of them you can exchange with companies that will sell you "refilled" toners at a cheaper cost.\n\nYou can get a black and white laser printer for around a hundred bucks now, and color for around 300.
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(m)\n\nlaser: Uses the same technology as copy machines. Laser printers produce very high quality text and graphics.
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wipro peripherals sells dot matrix printer which is highly recommended one's even tvs has decent ones!
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you can print pictures with any desk-jet or ink-jet printer by using photo-quality paper instead of normal photo-state paper. things to think when buying a printer are:\n\n1. initial cost vs running cost: ink-jet printers are cheap as far as initial cost is concerned but exepnsive in terms of running costs, such as ink cartridges, tonners etc.\n\n2. your normal value of papers-per-minute (printing speed). if you want a printer for home use, go for a slower printer no need to spend more on fast printers.\n\n3. more colors more beauty.