Q: ok my all in one printer has stop scanig stuf to my computer. does anyone konw the problem. i ve done that but it still will not scan still not working right thanks for the help so far
A: If you end up replacing your printer, I would advise you to look at Canon, and would definitely NOT recommend Kodak... Regardless of what appears to be lower ink prices.' Kodak's support system and drivers are probably worse than ***ANY*** other printer manufacturer in the industry, bar none. Forget sharing your printer to other computers, forget anything but a "canned" response to questions, I don't know if their support people CAN NOT read plain English questions, or whether they just FAIL to do so, but answers from them will NOT be answers to your question, unless your question happens to fit their canned responses. At the moment they only support a very limited number of operating systems, and even after more than a YEAR of promises, they do not yet have ANY kind of support for Linux even though the Linux community has offered to produce the drivers FREE for them, if they would only supply the specs needed to write the drivers. They are obviously either completely incompetent, idiots, or being paid by Microsoft not to release linux drivers. (Or a combination of the above) I wouldn't trust them a bit at this point... Supposedly Linux drivers have been in the works for over a year... Who knows if they will ever get it right (Or windows 2000 drivers, or the ability to share from a wireless print server... You can't even share between SUPPORTED operating systems... and who knows if they will EVER support the next version of windows?) I, and the rest of the open source community have yet to get their attention. If they are unwilling to release specs, and unable/unwilling to release drivers for many operating systems, I'm suspecting they may be getting ready to discontinue the products, and you wouldn't want to be stuck with a printer that isn't supported. Stay away from them and go for a good printer that has decent after-market cartridges available for them. Many Epson/Canon printers have good after-market inks available, since thier print heads are not integrated into the cartridges themselves.