Digital BW, The Print

Hi Jerry,

I have a 1200 and an 860, both on USB, as well as a Canon S9000 on USB, all active at the same time. I set the Canon as default and choose either the 1200 or 860 depending if I want MIS color or MIS B&W when I print with either Pshop or Qimage. No problems of any kind having them all hooked up and ready to go.  My operating system is WINXP.

Roger
  -----Original Message-----
  From: glewis4457@... [mailto:glewis4457@...]
  Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 6:11 PM
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 using 1290 driver


  Today the UPS man delivered my new Epson 1280 printer.  Gotta remember to get 
  that $100 rebate info off to Epson.  Now there has been alot of interest in 
  using the Euro 1290 driver on the US spec 1280 printer.  Now before I install 
  this printer...why should I, or not, install the 1290 driver.  

  I already have a C80 that I want to share on my computer....what are the 
  pitfalls or what should I look out for.  My first guess is to uninstall the 
  C80 before installing the 1280 and kinda making it the default printer.  That 
  should make the ink monitor work on the 1290 driver...there is a matching ink 
  monitor app on the Epson UK site along with the 1290 driver so I am assuming 
  they are a match.

  I would appreciate any advice on the setting up of these two printers.

  Jerry in Houston


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