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I would appreciate recommendations for an inkjet printer , for
personal use, which will run under Windows 98.SE,
TIA
personal use, which will run under Windows 98.SE,
TIA
Look for a HP deskjet 3845, but be sure it has the driver diskI would appreciate recommendations for an inkjet printer , for
personal use, which will run under Windows 98.SE,
TIA
Peter said:Look for a HP deskjet 3845, but be sure it has the driver disk
If interested in an all-in-one type, the HP PSC 2110 works just fineI would appreciate recommendations for an inkjet printer , for
personal use, which will run under Windows 98.SE,
TIA
I would appreciate recommendations for an inkjet printer , for
personal use, which will run under Windows 98.SE,
TIA
because Win98 is garbage, worse than the rest. If that is all yourTJ said:If interested in an all-in-one type, the HP PSC 2110 works just fine
with Windows 98SE. With any HP printer, be sure to get the driver
disk. Windows 98 drivers are no longer available from HP.
measekite said:because Win98 is garbage, worse than the rest. If that is all your
computer can run then it is time to get a new computer. MK
because Win98 is garbage, worse than the rest. If that is all your
computer can run then it is time to get a new computer.
measekite said:Jan Alter wrote:
I find that people who subject themselves to this old technology usually
know very little about computers and most likely are snapshooters. They
should snapshoot and get their prints at Costco.
Agreed! I was surmising the idea of 'photos' to use as a general exampleTJ said:Newsflash, guys - the O.P. said "for personal use." Where did you get the
idea he's printing photos? He didn't say what that "personal use" might
be. Could be anything.
Nothing wrong with snapshots, either. They can become treasured mementos.
Ask my mother. A while back I came across a snapshot I took of my
now-deceased brother on his first Christmas, forty years ago. I took the
photo with a Swinger B+W Polaroid camera I had been given the year before,
and it is the only photo of my brother from that Christmas that still
exists, as far as I know. The photo had deteriorated because it hadn't
been stored properly, but I scanned it and repaired it using The GIMP. I
then printed a 5x7 print with my aftermarket ink, framed it, and gave it
to her for Christmas this year. It now hangs on the wall, next to the
color print of him that I printed for his funeral - using Windows 98 -
another snapshot that is treasured. And BTW, I'm still waiting for that
four-year-old framed print to show some fading. I don't see any yet.
TJ
(snipped typical MK snide remarks)TJ said:measekite wrote:
Newsflash, guys - the O.P. said "for personal use." Where did you get the
idea he's printing photos? He didn't say what that "personal use" might
be. Could be anything.
Nothing wrong with snapshots, either. They can become treasured mementos.
Ask my mother. A while back I came across a snapshot I took of my
now-deceased brother on his first Christmas, forty years ago. I took the
photo with a Swinger B+W Polaroid camera I had been given the year before,
and it is the only photo of my brother from that Christmas that still
exists, as far as I know. The photo had deteriorated because it hadn't
been stored properly, but I scanned it and repaired it using The GIMP. I
then printed a 5x7 print with my aftermarket ink, framed it, and gave it
to her for Christmas this year. It now hangs on the wall, next to the
color print of him that I printed for his funeral - using Windows 98 -
another snapshot that is treasured. And BTW, I'm still waiting for that
four-year-old framed print to show some fading. I don't see any yet.
TJ
Jan Alter said:(e-mail address removed)12.pa.us
Agreed! I was surmising the idea of 'photos' to use as a general
example only to point out that Win '98 had the capability of achieving
fine results for whatever the user intended; snapshots, text, graphics,
CAD, whatever. I see no reason to malign an older OS or its user because
he/she is not using the newest equipment or software. And even if a reader
disagrees with an opinion, verbalizing that thought without sarcasm or
negativity leaves room for either more discussion or ill will.