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From: dennis@et.htp.com (dennis)
Subject: Re: printer recommendation? 
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>
>>>> 
>>There is only 1 printer standard.- HP. Consider that every vendor, every
>>product on the market makes absolutely sure that their software works with
>>HP FIRST...that no serious product doesn't support HP FIRST....and then make
>>you decision. If HPs were expensive you'd have to think....but they're not.
>>so what are you waiting for? 
>>
>>Dennis
>>
>HP is only the standard for PCL.  The Apple laserwriter is a generally
>accepted postscript standard...
>
Actually, the laserwriter is the standard for MACs....HP is the standard for
x86 postscript.

dennis