Not meaning to pick on Miles, but it does seem strange that an HP employee
would have to go to the net to find out about an HP product. If HP employees
don't know how to find such (relatively trivial) information internally,
what kind of service does HP provide to its customers? This could of
course be an isolated case, but I'd hate to think of this as a common
problem.
John Sellens
{decvax|utzoo|ihnp4|allegra|clyde}!watmath!watdragon!jmsellens
jmse...@dragon.waterloo.{edu,CDN} jsel...@watmta.BITNET
jmsellens%dra...@waterloo.csnet
The 82906A was was a refitted FX-80. Re-fitted in the ROMs. The
FX-80 ROMs were replaced with HP PCL ROMs. No switch settings or
anything else that you can do (short of changing the ROMs) will fix
it.
Keith Marchington
Corvallis Workstation Operation
>In <167...@hplchm.HP.COM> spel...@hplchm.HP.COM (Miles Spellman) writes:
>[ A query about an HP product]
>
>Not meaning to pick on Miles, but it does seem strange that an HP employee
>would have to go to the net to find out about an HP product. If HP employees
>don't know how to find such (relatively trivial) information internally,
>what kind of service does HP provide to its customers? This could of
>course be an isolated case, but I'd hate to think of this as a common
>problem.
>
>John Sellens
Well, I finally got my printer to work like an epson, (new roms). In regard
to John's concerns about trivial info. I think he should realize that this
is a non-hp intended use of the product so its
not really surprising that such info is hard to come by. (sort of like asking
toyota how to install a datsun engine in an old toyota).