I have for more years than I care to remember been using a Canon BJ10 (ex) with my RISC OS computers. It has occasionally given trouble with the printout jumping towards the margin (printing LH margin) which has previously been sorted out with a clean and a bit of TLC. Now it seems to have gone into terminal decline and won't respond to the previous tactics. I had to print out my Xmas card
Bonjour [et,ou un (+ ou -) agréable début de semaine estivale], Et Anne nous présenta, le petit énoncé suivant : Un temps, je récupérais la moitié de la machine neuve, là, je tourne en 1/4 et un tiers. Ce qui n'est pas trop mal pour du matériel qui a parfois 4 ans... J'ai toujours l'AMSTRAD NC150 avec un clavier AZERTY (1994), un pièce de musée m'a-t'on "encore" récemment affirmé
SteveH wrote: Is there a modern day equivalent? We're looking at possibly getting printers we could use in the car / hotel room, but the old BJ series were discontinued ages ago and don't really know where to look now. Yes but they got expensive! www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Printers/Inkjet/PIXMA_iP90v_with_battery/index.asp -- Hog '03 ST4S '96 Bastard12 '89 R100RS
The message <br8ls3da292va3hq1i04kkc33rm5fr4lj3@eu.Usenet-News.net> from Chip <chipmunk_1000@excite.com> contains these words: Handset to base leads apparently come with 3 flavours of RJ terminal attached, presumably differing in size but how do I establish which size is needed? As mentioned elsewhere in the thread, handset to base leads are usually 4c4p (sometimes known as RJ10
In article <02S9j.21556$zw.12019@newsfe3-win.ntli.net>, Rob Kendrick <nntp@rjek.com> wrote: It may have reached the end of its useful life: certainly, if it's a hardware problem it will most likely be non-economical to repair. Have you given thought to buying a replacement? I was more hoping for someone who'd cleaned/defluffed something in particular and sorted it. E-mail
