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]]> By: faddah http://www.dearcali.com/sharing-printers-between-a-pc-and-a-mac/#comment-198 faddah Wed, 04 Jul 2007 21:43:22 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/sharing-printers-between-a-pc-and-a-mac/#comment-198 Hewlett-Packard sells a number of multi-function printers that are networkable and sharable between Macs and Windows PCs — HP usually includes both Mac & Windows install CDs with both. The HP PSC 2510 is a good example — it has built-in WI-Fi 802.11 networking on its own, and comes with drivers/software for both Mac & Windows. It does ink jet color printing, scanning, reading of CDC or SD cards to directly import or print pictures from your digital camera, and if you plug it into a phone line, it will even be a FAX for you. Be warned, though — it is notoriously sloooooow on anything other than drafts over the Wi-Fi. for stuff like that, you might want a larger Laser printer or more expensive multi-function printer with some sort of networkable connection and software drivers for both Mac and Windows. They exist out there — most every major printer brand has variations on them in their product line. You just have to get out there and research each a bit. Good hunting! Hewlett-Packard sells a number of multi-function printers that are networkable and sharable between Macs and Windows PCs — HP usually includes both Mac & Windows install CDs with both. The HP PSC 2510 is a good example — it has built-in WI-Fi 802.11 networking on its own, and comes with drivers/software for both Mac & Windows. It does ink jet color printing, scanning, reading of CDC or SD cards to directly import or print pictures from your digital camera, and if you plug it into a phone line, it will even be a FAX for you. Be warned, though — it is notoriously sloooooow on anything other than drafts over the Wi-Fi. for stuff like that, you might want a larger Laser printer or more expensive multi-function printer with some sort of networkable connection and software drivers for both Mac and Windows. They exist out there — most every major printer brand has variations on them in their product line. You just have to get out there and research each a bit. Good hunting!

]]> By: Craig http://www.dearcali.com/sharing-printers-between-a-pc-and-a-mac/#comment-154 Craig Thu, 28 Jun 2007 16:26:03 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/sharing-printers-between-a-pc-and-a-mac/#comment-154 Thanks for the answer, but it i think you might have misread the question. Ii know i could use a print server (such as airport express) and even say so in the question but this loses the ability to scan. Thanks for the answer, but it i think you might have misread the question. Ii know i could use a print server (such as airport express) and even say so in the question but this loses the ability to scan.

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