Hi Tracy and Robert :)
    Robert: for greenbar printing on a standard laserjet... PCLLP.HPENV.SYS
will do nicely... using it here alot ... at least whenever we can get paper
for our laserjet... but that is another OS's story... hehe

   Tracy... um... I don't use DSL but have you tried going the "hardware
problem needs a tech on site" route?   I use this method (taught to me my my
'mum' (25+ year AT&T retiree)) to fix a problem.... just unplug something
and say you don't know what is up... after all they don't want you touching
their equipment anyways.... hehehe

Art "'tis easier to ask forgiveness, than permission! hehe" Bahrs

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tracy Pierce" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 8:23 AM
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] NetPrint Green-Bar ENV file LJ132GB


> Up until a few days ago, you would have been redirected from hooked.net to
> wenet to earthlink to excite, but alas.
>
> Not knowing, really, where to whine about AT&T's "excellent customer
> service", here I go, wasting the bandwidth of HP3000-L, knowing I'll get a
> bit of sympathy, and there IS at least a bit of relevance unlike several
> other threads.  By some crazy stroke of luck AT&T's server geeks will
notice
> this legit gripe, which apparently won't make it through their customer
> service channel:
>
> Since Aug2000 I've had the pleasure of being dropped pretty close to dead
in
> the water by let me count at least FOUR myopic ISPs.  I count wenet as one
> of those; at least they forwarded for a while.  And ALL of them have been
> hundreds of times better than...
>
> My current ISP is the dread AT&T Broadband, by virtue of the fact that
they
> own the coax cable feeding my TV, which also makes a VERY nice high-speed
> data channel.  Unfortunately their ISP vision is even poorer than that of
> AOL (or so it seems - I've never AOL'd; I've only heard horror stories re
> their crippled webware, designed for Suzie the bubblehead generic suburban
> Consumer).
>
> Now having dealt with AT&T's "service dedication" for a few days and made
> the transition from their contracted ISP Excite to the new attbi.com, I've
> gained several new features, to add to those already present:
>
> o Can't even receive, much less send, email from any location other than
my
> cable modem.
> o Can't FTP my web stuff from anywhere but home.
> o Their web server, whatever it is, has been more than just bruised, it's
> friggin BROKEN.  The environment files you seek are actually all there, in
> the proper subdirectories.  I'm not much of a webhead or html head (my www
> page is hand-written), but I know most webservers will provide the browser
> with a directory listing when no index.html exists in a requested
> subdirectory.  Saturday I spent 3+ hours (after waiting in line for two
> hours) in a chatwindow with one Greg P at AT&T Denver, who claimed
> everything from NO knowledge of anything to "there must be some mistake in
> your html", after which he abruptly terminated the conversation leaving me
> no recourse or records whatsoever - I can't even grab the text of our
> conversation, which would easily have cost him his job.
>
> You MIGHT be able to get directly to the files by naming them
specifically,
> but that's assuming someone at AT&T has fixed their poorly written server
> kludge which was supposed to only replace the standard Not Found page with
a
> cute Nobody's Home moving van theme.
>
> You can still see my web page, now at http://home.attbi.com
> <http://home.attbi.com>  ;
> http://home.attbi.com/~keithtracypierce/ENVfiles/LJ123DGB
> <http://home.attbi.com/~keithtracypierce/ENVfiles/LJ123DGB>   should get
you
> the duplex version, omit the D for the simplex version.  nope, still
doesn't
> work; runs into AT&T's brilliant "Nobody's moved in here" followed by
> "Search AT&T" whoopee!
>
> Pending some kind of resolution of the AT&T ISP mess, here are the files
you
> want; of course they'll be deleted by the 3000-L listserv.
>
> K Tracy Pierce
> 415-923-2266
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Mills [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 6:45 AM
> To: Tracy Pierce
> Subject: NetPrint Green-Bar ENV file LJ132GB
>
>
>
> Tracy,
>
> Back in August 2000 you gave the address
> www.wenet.net/~ktpierce/ENVfiles.html as a location for a Green-Bar
> environment file. As I now have need of a file to do this I tried to
access
> the above address and go a '404 - Not Found'.
>
> regards,
> Robert W.Mills
>
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