singer@uwovax.uwo.ca (06/10/91)
Has anybody had any experience with the new Epson LQ 510? I am especially
interested in knowing if the draft printe quality (note whether the 'e' is very
sloppy--it's the most frequent letter in English) is poorer than other 24 pin
printers and whether thtter quality print is slightly dot-y around the edges
edges or whether I have merely seen a poor sample.--
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Ben Singer Department of Sociology
University of Western Ontario
Singer@uwo.ca London, Ontario
Singer@uwovax.bitnet N6A 5C2
(519) 660-0671 (home)
(519) 679-2111 Ext 5137<U35828@uicvm.uic.edu> (06/10/91)
In article <1991Jun10.070905.9377@uwovax.uwo.ca>, singer@uwovax.uwo.ca says: > >Has anybody had any experience with the new Epson LQ 510? I am especially >interested in knowing if the draft printe quality (note whether the 'e' is >very >sloppy--it's the most frequent letter in English) is poorer than other 24 pin >printers and whether thtter quality print is slightly dot-y around the edges >edges or whether I have merely seen a poor sample.-- I have an EpsonLQ-510 running under Windows 3.0 and Adobe Type Manager. Even with ATM, I still get inconsistent print quality; this one is a hardware problem. If I print a line of text, sometimes I get a white gap that runs the length of the text. It seems as if printing anything thick (envelopes, lablels) exacerbates the gap problem. John Serrano-Bitnet: <U35828@UICVM>, Internet: <U35828@UICVM.UIC.EDU> + ________ + + /__ =_\=====|-----------/ "Never before have so few been + + __|____|____ | Eurgh! | so foul to so many" -anon. + + \O_O_O_O_O_O_O/ ---------\ +