I changed Sanders' subject only because I'm more curious about how well various notebooks (Windows or Mac) work when used at the front end of the process. Especially in combination with a second display at home and with a digital camera when away from home or office. As long as my old desktop works ok, I thought I'd use it to drive my printers and scanners. And maybe get a new notebook to use with Photoshop and a digital camera. As far as others have already figured out how this can best be done, I'm curious to know their conclusions about how well it can be done. I'm uncertain which would be more valuable, a new desktop for Photoshop (CS/8 I'm assuming) or a new notebook on which I could see what a digital camera had captured before getting back home. It's not a space issue for me: my place is small, but I have room for either configuration on my corner unit because my printers are on a separate cart. I would, however, like to avoid buying both a new desktop and a notebook as well as a digital camera. Thanks. -- Sam At 10:49 PM -0400 10/3/04, sandersm@... wrote: >For what it's worth, I installed the new version of QTR today, and was amazed >to find that the printer ran much faster with the new version. I'm using a >Powerbook G4 (867mhz) and OS X 10.3.5. The print head used to hesitate every >3-4 passes, but now runs continuously without hesitation, and the prints look >great. >[snip]
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desktop-replacement notebooks (was Re: [Digital BW] QTR/OSX/7600 -- upgrade report)
2004-10-04 by Sam McCandless
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