macswede
Sep 4, 2002, 08:32 AM
Hi All,
At my office we’re about to buy a new printer and I’d like to ask all tehcies out there if HP color LaserJet 4600N is the best choice or at least a good choice. We have a mixed network of about 12 users around a Windows Server. The problem with the old printer was that the mac users (me included) couldn’t use it. Therefore it is vital that the new printer is compatible with both the Win-boxes and the Macs. I might add that we Macheads are in majority over the Windows users.
I believe the old printer didn’t work because it wasn’t a postscript printer. What bothers me now is that in the technical description of the 4600N it says; “Postscript – emulated”. Please help me so that we don’t end up in a situation were the Mac Users wont be able to use the new printer.
Also if the printer works will it be slower for the Macs because it emulates postscript. The old printer was dogslow with PDF:s.
Thanks in advance.
All the best
Macswede
At my office we’re about to buy a new printer and I’d like to ask all tehcies out there if HP color LaserJet 4600N is the best choice or at least a good choice. We have a mixed network of about 12 users around a Windows Server. The problem with the old printer was that the mac users (me included) couldn’t use it. Therefore it is vital that the new printer is compatible with both the Win-boxes and the Macs. I might add that we Macheads are in majority over the Windows users.
I believe the old printer didn’t work because it wasn’t a postscript printer. What bothers me now is that in the technical description of the 4600N it says; “Postscript – emulated”. Please help me so that we don’t end up in a situation were the Mac Users wont be able to use the new printer.
Also if the printer works will it be slower for the Macs because it emulates postscript. The old printer was dogslow with PDF:s.
Thanks in advance.
All the best
Macswede
