Hi Andre:
It curls less with thicker paper, but stills curls a bit. It's more
like a dip in the flat page, if you know what I mean. The paper
definitely looks "cooked."
>may want to look at refurbishing your rollers, or the whole printer.
What does that entail? I really like the printer, but I have been
thinking of saving it for special needs (such as Newt and my SE/30) and
buying a new laser for my G4 and general printing.
Thanks!
>>> abaron_at_mac.com 06/07/02 05:38AM >>>
on 6/6/02 7:46 PM, Laurent Daudelin at laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com
wrote:
> Depends if you're talking about the "LaserWriter IINT" (which was
quite
big)
> or the "Personal LaserWriter NT" (which was considerably smaller).
I have a Iig, which is the same form factor, and it _is_ a monster! I
love
it, however, and try to not move it too often. :-)
-- -Jon GlassI think that has to be one of my favorite printers! Ethernet, local talk, serial and parrallel. Rock solid decent speed. It is a bit noisy, and ya does have a HUGE footprint (it's currently sitting on my parents desk next to thier cube, hows that for contrasts!)
To the person who was complianing that thier printer was curling pages, you may want to look at refurbishing your rollers, or the whole printer. Had to do that on my parents printer after 200000 pages (it was an office printer before) made a world of diffence, no more creaking and groans. Also does the printer do it with thinner paper?
Andre
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