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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:19p

Cash Back link don't work.... anyone got the same problem?


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:21p

Too Get Free Shipping. Delete your Cookies and Temp Internet Files. Go To Dell Small business and click on the Printer Category till you find the 1600n model. Do not do a search. Then Add the item in your cart and sign in and check out. FREE SHIPPING!!!!

Works for Me!!!


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:22p

Anyone try refilling these toners with Samsung toner off E-bay? I'm tempted but don't want to mess up the machine.


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:26p

I bit.

Now i need to find a person to buy my samsung ml-1210.


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:31p

aus said:Anyone try refilling these toners with Samsung toner off E-bay? I'm tempted but don't want to mess up the machine.Not yet, but will eventually. From that earlier deal thread, it looks a lot like the Samsung SCX-4216F, so I'd look for that toner refill. If not perfect, how badly can it mess up the machine?

BTW, this is an awesome deal. Got a few off the last deal (probably my only truly hot OP) and really like it. Highly recommended.


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 4:57p

does this ting come with a toner or does it need to be purchased separately?


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:09p

msb1319 said:does this ting come with a toner or does it need to be purchased separately?
Already answered.


TemporalIncursion said:overfiend said:weird, so does this come w/ a toner or not? 3,000 is $70 and 5,000 is $80. Doesn't have either selected.

Included:
Up to 3,000 page Toner cartridge and 250-sheet standard drawer (USB cable not included)


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:10p

Got one. $209 for me incl. Uncle Sam's %


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:21p

I want a color laser... Is this the one?


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:26p

fatcool said:I want a color laser... Is this the one?
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bas157 said:yoonijin said:is it color printer?
forgive me if this question is too stupid....!

no, black and white only. It can send color faxes, but only has a black toner.
I'm probably gonna get one of these to replace my HP laserjet 5m

50% off on a color laser printer would be really smokin!


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:29p

Resisted last time, this time couldn't resist. I think FW is making me weaker..


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:37p

Sweet deal, thanks OP! My old laser will need a new cartridge soon that will probably cost about $80, so for a little over a $100 more I get this one! Anyone want a cheap Lexmark Optra E312...


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:52p

Sorry for the silly question, but if it has Built-in networking, does that mean I just need to connect it to a router & it'll be recognized by the other computers connected to the same router?


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:56p

echan88 said:Sorry for the silly question, but if it has Built-in networking, does that mean I just need to connect it to a router & it'll be recognized by the other computers connected to the same router?

You have to set it up as a network printer on each machine in your network. This is a very easy process and is no doubt covered in the manual. Be advised, remote computers can only print with this...fax, scan do not work remotely via network.


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 5:57p

you could always have a shared portion of the hd on the computer connected to the all-in-one and then with it sent there it would effectively be a scanner for all pcs


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 6:16p

Can Macs print to this printer as well?


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 6:17p

pandemichippo said:you could always have a shared portion of the hd on the computer connected to the all-in-one and then with it sent there it would effectively be a scanner for all pcs

OK, thanks for the tips, guys. Obviously I'm new to this...


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 6:19p

mp3truck said:echan88 said:Sorry for the silly question, but if it has Built-in networking, does that mean I just need to connect it to a router & it'll be recognized by the other computers connected to the same router?

You have to set it up as a network printer on each machine in your network. This is a very easy process and is no doubt covered in the manual. Be advised, remote computers can only print with this...fax, scan do not work remotely via network.

If you want to fax something without actually feeding it a paper sheet, why would you want to use it in the first place? fax/modems in the computer work perfectly fine, if not better, for this.


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 6:19p

very easy. here's what you do. hook up the cat5 cable from the printer to your home 4 port cable/dsl router (assuming 80% of all home networking beginning with a 4/8 port cable/dsl router). after that, print out a configuration page and it will tell you what IP address has been assigned automatically to the printer.

go to each computer that you have at home and add a local printer (not network printer) and then add a TCP/IP port and then type in that IP address from the configuration page. then after that, print away....voila!


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   posted: Nov. 30, 2004 @ 6:22p

skinnygeek said:very easy. here's what you do. hook up the cat5 cable from the printer to your home 4 port cable/dsl router (assuming 80% of all home networking beginning with a 4/8 port cable/dsl router). after that, print out a configuration page and it will tell you what IP address has been assigned automatically to the printer.

go to each computer that you have at home and add a local printer (not network printer) and then add a TCP/IP port and then type in that IP address from the configuration page. then after that, print away....voila!

Then repeat when your power goes out and your router is reassigned.


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