gt4864b@prism.gatech.EDU (FRANCIS,ANTHONY GERALD) (06/05/91)
I am entering grad school in three months and I'd like to get a good laser
printer for use in my apartment. Unfortunately, I'm entering grad school
in three months and I can't afford a QMS-PS2200 like the school has now.
I have a TriStar 386/20 with 4 meg and two 110MB disk drives.
I'd like a printer that can handle fonts easily - I also do writing on the
side and some graphics as well. Is it true that smaller laser printers
have trouble with fonts? Will ATM or HP's Intellifonts overcome this?
Can I use a bubblejet?
I'm looking for something in the under $1000 range (or under $500 if
possible ...)
Please e-mail me and I will summarize replies.
--Anthony "Final grades for graduating seniors are due in 12.5 hours" Francis
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Anthony G. Francis, Jr. - Georgia Tech {Atl.,GA 30332}
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------robertt@hp-vcd.HP.COM (Bob Taylor) (06/06/91)
Sounds like you want a HP DeskJet 500 to me - it comes with a Win 3.0 driver that includes scalable fonts, as well as supporting ATM, Facelift, etc.. Street prices are often below $500. with obvious bias (I worked on the driver) - Bob Taylor HP Vancouver