All in one or seperate printer recommended?
928114
All in one is OK to save space and money. But as real life experience, I have seen all in one printers have more problems than seperate printers. Seperate printers are heavy duty in general.
477809
go into printer properties>PAGE SETUP ,you should see some setting options here
1000078
Depends on what you kind of printing you want to do.  The overall quality of these three manufacturers can vary depending on which kind of machine you get.  Epson might not have the best quality all-in-one machines, but they have more expensive photo printers that are high quality.  HP has good quality for printing text, but on most of their machines the photo quality might be lacking when compared with other manufacturers.\n\nIf you want to just look at the whole picture, then they would probably rank: Canon, HP and Epson.  Canon doesn't have a ton of machines, but even their least expensive ones are usually pretty good quality.  That's what sets them apart from the other two because HP and Epson sell junky entry-level machines that aren't as good as the rest of their models.  Other than that, Epson machines generally require a little more maintenance than HP machines, so that's why they would probably be ranked behind them.
363071
I would suggest first looking at what your distribution is going to be. Look at all your requirements, number of prints in the production, paper types etc...\n\nif this is just for small runs, under 10 to 40, and you need excelent quality, I would suggest a solid ink printer from xerox
190288
all printers are good to the person useing in it..you must had like it if you bought it, if it fell in your lap, yea there not bad....
1140155
first thing is getting your internet setup. after that setup computer. save yourself some headache and get an all-in-one printer. these usually have fax/scanner/print/copy functions that save you from having to buy all of them as individual peripherals. make sure your main comp is a desktop, not a laptop. just works out better that way. back up frequently. headset might be useful too. as far as location pick a point between the bathroom and kitchen and you're set.
776347
It's easy to find this in two units, but I haven't found a 1 unit in any of the major brands yet.  If your printer is wireless, you may want to go with a wireless switch & print server, and just plug it into your router. \nA quick search on wireless print servers turned up  Netgear WGPS606    D-Link DP-G310  and   Belkin F1UP0001    Most of them get medium ratings, instead of 5 stars, largely because they don't work with every printer out there, so check before you buy.
310763
You could configure a separator page.  The link below explains how to create one.  Next, go to the Advanced tab on the printer's properties page.  Click the the separator page button and select the one you created.
247272
Take a look at the sources for some ideas for models you like.\n\nThen go to the epinions site to read what other people liked or hated about the printers you might choose. Really check out what people didn't like about the printer.  Sometimes they are ranting most other times they are valid problems that make sense.\n\nGood Luck!
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If you don't plan on using it a whole bunch, you might consider the HP 5440. It costs about $70 and the black and color cartridge can be bought together in a pack for $30. \n\nIf you do quite a bit of printing take a look at the HP 5940 ($100) as it's built a little heftier and also comes with cartridges that last longer but cost a little more.\n\nThe HP 6980 is another good choice since it comes with wireless networking and costs about $150. It also has cartridges that last longer.\n\nHP printers are the best selling printers by far in the United States and PC Magazine's readers have voted them the best 14 years in a row.
852374
Never heard of that, but it would probably be easier to get a network hub and set up a network.\n\nThat would allow sharing of a printer (as well as internet connection, and a lot of other things).
952285
you should check out the hp officejet 4251v
301582
You really only have two choices - the cannon or hp.  Both color - both have battery options, both ink jet.\nMy organization uses both for extensive travel & I own both.  The biggest problems are paper feed and the types of paper the use.  They are not for high volume but the cannon "holds" a few more sheets than the HP.  GO to a store and try them both. - best bet - if you travel for business - many hotels etc have business centers that will allow you to connect to their printers.  I am also interested in portable printers with wireless options.
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Any printer/scanner that is XP compatible will work.  Your next question(s) should concern the cost of operating and the quality of the output.  Buying a printer that prints 4 pages per minute as opposed to one that prints 20 pages per minute for a minimal difference in price as well as a higher quality output should also be considered.  If all you want is a cheap printer - you can probably buy one used.
277460
What printer are you useing?
976489
install printer in laptop as your desktop.When you want to use either computer unplug the usb and plug into the one you are useing.I do it that way.
905677
If your printers are network ready, all you should have to do is assign an IP address to the printers. If not you can set them up on a host computer and then share them out. \n\nGood luck