| From: | Matt Bloomfield |
| Date: | 8 Apr 2001 at 00:28:36 |
| Subject: | Re: Which printer |
On *Sat, 07 Apr 2001 23:04:15 +0000*
In message *[amigactive] Re: Which printer*
*Stephen Webber* wrote:
> HP's web site is not very helpful at telling you what printers support
> postscript :-(
Until you get to the larger printers such as the 4000 series, 5000
series etc, you have to go by the name. PostScript printers have a P
after the number (so on the older models this was 4P, 5P, etc). Now
it tends to be the models with M after the number e.g. 2100M.
P=PostScript, M=Macintosh the M models usually add an AppleTalk port,
PostScript and Memory. The P models just add PostScript and more
memory. Sometimes they confuse the issue by adding AppleTalk support
separately to PostScript (4MP)!.
> The main reason for including a postscript laser as an option is that I runb
> Linux (Debian PPC) and would also like to use the printer through this.
> Postscript printers tend to be better supported.
Have you seen you now get TurboPrint for Linux :)
Matt
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