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Date: | Tue, 12 Jul 2011 12:03:10 -0400 |
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On Tue, July 12, 2011 10:49, Bob Sigworth wrote:
> I have a 918LX for $100 should you need a working machine.
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Hold that thought. $100.00. USD is a little sad though, is it not?
The freight would probably be several hundred dollars more just to
get it here.
However, I do have a 918 warm spare off-site in Mississauga. So if
this box is not returned to service this AM then I will simply
switch processing off-site. That will take about four hours to
reload the data backups including travel time.
Service is now on site and have a spare 918 with them so things
should be good shortly.
In the meantime, does anyone know what would cause an HP4000/4050
printer connected to an HP3000 to print two copies of everything
sent to it? I have found a reference that says that if the printer
i/f is configured as RAW instead of LPR or if LPR byte counting is
not enabled with LRP then this behaviour might result. Is this true?
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