What's the best way to have a paper listing of your collection?
12-13-03, 10:47 AM
#26
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Originally posted by Corky Roxbury
laser printers are around $1000, you are thinking of inkjet printers
laser printers are around $1000, you are thinking of inkjet printers
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....040&cmp=%20%20
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12-13-03, 11:50 AM
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Originally posted by Corky Roxbury
laser printers are around $1000, you are thinking of inkjet printers
laser printers are around $1000, you are thinking of inkjet printers
I can't vouch for the quality, but this laser printer is only $99. If you are worried about quality, the lower-end HP's go for around $150-$200 . . .
Edit: Oops . . . Deb found one before I could finish my post.
12-13-03, 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by talemyn
Huh?
I can't vouch for the quality, but this laser printer is only $99. If you are worried about quality, the lower-end HP's go for around $150-$200 . . .
Edit: Oops . . . Deb found one before I could finish my post.
Huh?
I can't vouch for the quality, but this laser printer is only $99. If you are worried about quality, the lower-end HP's go for around $150-$200 . . .
Edit: Oops . . . Deb found one before I could finish my post.
Now is http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=51327 this a good idea? (Refill kit). Where do you get your refill?
12-13-03, 12:13 PM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
Yeah, when I priced them 3-4 years ago they were in the $200's-$400's, so I figured they would be cheaper by now
Now is http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=51327 this a good idea? (Refill kit). Where do you get your refill?
Yeah, when I priced them 3-4 years ago they were in the $200's-$400's, so I figured they would be cheaper by now
Now is http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=51327 this a good idea? (Refill kit). Where do you get your refill?
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12-13-03, 12:53 PM
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Originally posted by Hendrik
..."cartriages"... ... "cartiage"...
...it's cartridge...
(signed) Passing Pedant
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..."cartriages"... ... "cartiage"...
...it's cartridge...
(signed) Passing Pedant
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) Thanks for the correction. 
Not sure where I got the idea to use an "a" though . . .
12-13-03, 01:24 PM
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So it's $70 for 3000 pages. I pay $3 for my B&W cartridges for my Canon S750, so $70 / 3 = I can get 23 cartridges for that price. Now to print the same number of pages each one has to last me 130 pages. How can I find out without going through a cartridge how many pages it should approximately print?
12-13-03, 05:14 PM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
So it's $70 for 3000 pages. I pay $3 for my B&W cartridges for my Canon S750, so $70 / 3 = I can get 23 cartridges for that price. Now to print the same number of pages each one has to last me 130 pages. How can I find out without going through a cartridge how many pages it should approximately print?
So it's $70 for 3000 pages. I pay $3 for my B&W cartridges for my Canon S750, so $70 / 3 = I can get 23 cartridges for that price. Now to print the same number of pages each one has to last me 130 pages. How can I find out without going through a cartridge how many pages it should approximately print?
12-13-03, 07:30 PM
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A columns-sortable + block-editable text editor, such as Unix-based Textpad. Hyperlink directly from your document to your default browser. I use it every day and am continually impressed by how powerful it is, and without sucking down my RAM. I never go shopping without it. It flies.
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12-13-03, 07:53 PM
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Originally posted by MISS PEACH
A columns-sortable + block-editable text editor, such as Unix-based Textpad. Hyperlink directly from your document to your default browser. I use it every day and am continually impressed by how powerful it is, and without sucking down my RAM. I never go shopping without it. It flies.
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A columns-sortable + block-editable text editor, such as Unix-based Textpad. Hyperlink directly from your document to your default browser. I use it every day and am continually impressed by how powerful it is, and without sucking down my RAM. I never go shopping without it. It flies.
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12-13-03, 08:07 PM
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Originally posted by talemyn
TextPad rocks . . . I've been using it for years. It's regex based search and replace functionality is awesome.
TextPad rocks . . . I've been using it for years. It's regex based search and replace functionality is awesome.
I'm an avid reader, and I have a long list of OOP hardcovers that I'm always shopping for on Half.com. I bounce between the text listing I have stored in Textpad, and my browser, every few days to rifle through something like 50 book titles on Half.com in under an hour.
There isn't room to list everything it does. BLOCK SELECT mode. Is that awesome or what?! I can almost ditch my database program altogether, Textpad is so powerful. Glad to see another fan.
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