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I, too want to add my voice to the growing chorus of those of us who have
perfectly functional HP LaserJet 3150 Printers, which work exceptionally well
with Windows XP Professional but not, for some unfathomable reason, with
Vista.
I feel it is up to Microsoft to write (what apparently is) a very simple
little printer driver, which will provide 3150 owners with just some simple,
very basic functionality so we can continue to use these workhorse devices
until they fade away on their own, many years from now.
With so many other (much older) drivers already built into Vista, and legacy
support readily available in Windows XP, there is absolutely no reason to
discriminate against those of us who still have very servicable "middle age"
printers.
Now, HP may need to step up to the plate later on here too, but right now
the ball is squarely in Microsoft's court.
If nothing else they can take the existing XP driver and simply port it over
to Vista.
No big deal, right?
perfectly functional HP LaserJet 3150 Printers, which work exceptionally well
with Windows XP Professional but not, for some unfathomable reason, with
Vista.
I feel it is up to Microsoft to write (what apparently is) a very simple
little printer driver, which will provide 3150 owners with just some simple,
very basic functionality so we can continue to use these workhorse devices
until they fade away on their own, many years from now.
With so many other (much older) drivers already built into Vista, and legacy
support readily available in Windows XP, there is absolutely no reason to
discriminate against those of us who still have very servicable "middle age"
printers.
Now, HP may need to step up to the plate later on here too, but right now
the ball is squarely in Microsoft's court.
If nothing else they can take the existing XP driver and simply port it over
to Vista.
No big deal, right?