Re: Printer selections for Macs

Subject: Re: Printer selections for Macs

From: Meg Faddick <email@hidden>

Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 16:29:38 -0600

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We have two Kyocera multifunction machines -- KM5035 and KM3035. Neither are on your list, but we've had endless problems with their drivers, despite trying different protocols (AppleTalk, IP and Bonjourdevous). Kyocera recently issued a new driver and it broke the only things that were working before. I'm long past ready to get rid of them, but someone here signed a 5 YEAR contract for them.

Lexmark makes better Mac drivers, but my only experience with them is with a bad set of printers, so I don't have much advice there.

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Meg Faddick

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On Sep 8, 2005, at 7:10 AM, "Christianson, Jay" wrote:

Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 07:27:02 -0500

From: "Christianson, Jay" <email@hidden>

Subject: Printer selections for Macs

Cc: Apple Client Management List <email@hidden>

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We just got saddled with a new contract for printers that excludes most

of the devices we already own and support.

From this list, I'm hoping people can let me know if you've used any of

these devices, and can let me know which ones should absolutely be

avoided (bad Mac support, bad manufacturer support, etc).

We probably need to be able to run any of them from 9 and X.

Dell 5100cn

Dell M5200n

Dell W5300n

Dell W5300n

Kyocera 1920

Kyocera 3820N

Kyocera C5030N

Lanier LP128

Lanier LP128n

Lexmark T642N

Thanks

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