[conspire] USB Printer and Semi-functional Fax available

[Daniel Gimpelevich]

There's a firmware upgrade available for the X83 that's supposed to
provide enhanced color copy quality, improved power saving mode and more
paper size options, but there's something wrong with the Lexmark website
that doesn't allow you to see any downloads available.

Calvin, What are your printing requirements? (OS, CPU, capabilities) I
have a couple of printers lying around that I'm not using.

On Fri, 05 Nov 2004 21:52:46 -0800, Calvin Wong wrote:

> hi Deirdre, i'll take the lexmar x83.. havent own a printer in years. (=
> 
> calvin
> 
> On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Deirdre Saoirse Moen wrote:
> 
>> Due to a hardware upgrade, I've now got two pieces of equipment that
>> will remain unused and are up for claiming:
>>
>> 1) Lexmark X83 (print, scan, copy) color printer, prints via USB. While
>> it can handle color, it's currently only got a black-and-white
>> cartridge installed (purchased last week). USB cable not included.
>>
>> Manuals and software available online:
>>
>> http://www.lexmark.com/publications/eng/x83/index.html
>>
>> 2) Sharp UX-300 fax machine, which, at present SENDS ONLY. It is a
>> plain paper machine, but it keeps insisting that the paper is jammed.
>> This isn't a bad thing, actually, the supplies are rather expensive.
>> But if you want to send the occasional fax, it does a good job.
>>
>> Manual can be found online:
>>
>> http://promosearch.sharpusa.com/search/?sp-q=Ux-300&sp-a=sp10009e61&sp-
>> k=Manuals
>>
>> Both are available for free.
>>
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