Epson printer

Hi everyone... I am waiting for the new Samsung 20" LCD, in the meanwhile I
went today (which of course is a holiday) to my friend's house, to whom I
gave my old computer. The surprise was, he had an Epson printer which has
not been used for almost 5 years, and the inks had not dried up! It printed
normally. We even printed some photos, the problem is he can't connect his
8.2 megapixel HP camera, because the driver cd is for win XP and my old
computer has win2k. I gave him the usual advice, get a card reader for 12
euros:-) He even has an agfa scanner, which worked too. A happy first of May
for everyone!

(The usual suspect,
Dimitris Tzortzakakis)

On Thu, 01 May 2008 13:46:08 +0200, Tzortzakakis Dimitrios wrote:

Hi everyone... I am waiting for the new Samsung 20" LCD, in the
meanwhile I went today (which of course is a holiday) to my friend's
house, to whom I gave my old computer. The surprise was, he had an Epson
printer which has not been used for almost 5 years, and the inks had not
dried up! It printed normally. We even printed some photos, the problem
is he can't connect his 8.2 megapixel HP camera, because the driver cd
is for win XP and my old computer has win2k. I gave him the usual
advice, get a card reader for 12 euros:-) He even has an agfa scanner,
which worked too. A happy first of May for everyone!

(The usual suspect,
Dimitris Tzortzakakis)

Gotta love Linux. No stinking drivers needed - plug the camera in and read
the data. It's simply a mass storage device, for God's sake!

ray wrote:

Gotta love Linux. No stinking drivers needed - plug the camera in and read
the data. It's simply a mass storage device, for God's sake!



Are you bragging or complaining?

--
jer
email reply - I am not a 'ten'

On Thu, 01 May 2008 09:33:53 -0500, Jer wrote:

ray wrote:

Gotta love Linux. No stinking drivers needed - plug the camera in and
read the data. It's simply a mass storage device, for God's sake!



Are you bragging or complaining?

Neither. Simply enjoying the freedom.