Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #3
The ones I use regularly are Canon inkjet printers, sorry I should have said that. I take your point though, they are just dumb boxes after all. Thanks for the info.
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Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #4
Just one last bit of clarification: you will have the same effect with inkjet printers by HP, Epson and Lexmark (except for very few, e. g. some HP Business Inkjets).
Also, very …
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #5
I've always wondered the same thing. Thanks for explaining it to us.
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #6
Never noticed that, I guess the 166 MHz RISC inside of my 'old' LaserJet 2100 TN is guilty here :-/ Could be it?… since there is no comparison between it (CPU inside LaserJet) and …
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #7
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Originally Posted by angelmb
Never noticed that, I guess the 166 MHz RISC inside of my 'old' LaserJet 2100 TN is guilty here :-/ Could be it?… since there is no compariso…
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #8
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Originally Posted by OreoCookie
… a lot of useful information …
Thank you very much OreoCookie… so in a nutshell, are there available inkjet models with an inner …
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #9
Probably if you buy a large expensive inkjet it will have its own processor. My school recently got some 13x19" capable HP 2800 inkjets that most certainly do their own processing …
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #10
Well, there are only a few. HP's Business Inkjets (the new K550 and the older 2xxx line) do have its own `brains', the same goes for the not-so-popular Canon Business Inkjets.
Th…
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #11
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Originally Posted by OreoCookie
Well, there are only a few. HP's Business Inkjets (the new K550 and the older 2xxx line) do have its own `brains', the same goes for the n…
Why does printing use so much of the CPU? — #12
Re: what printer, I use an ip4000 at home and an S9000 at work, both do the same thing.
need postscript silhouette of a mouse — #2
if it's just for a school project, why not google to the rescue?
http://home.teleport.com/~hsimante/pictures/mouse.gif
need postscript silhouette of a mouse — #3
That's kind of you, and my thanks for looking.
I was looking for a postscript version 'cause we're working in Illustrator and I want the flexibility for resizing. I know I could t…
need postscript silhouette of a mouse — #4
If all you need is a silhouette of a mouse, drawing one in Illustrator shouldn't take that much time at all.
need postscript silhouette of a mouse — #5
LOL, I did try, and I make a much better designer than illustrator! (thus my not-so shortcut :-)
need postscript silhouette of a mouse — #6
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LOL, I did try, and I make a much better designer than illustrator! (thus my not-so shortcut :-)
Send me your email address (via private m…
Spotlight doesn't search files it should — #2
Spotlight isn't very good, that is for sure. It borderlines between passable as a beta to awkwardly incompetent.
Try this app, it helps re-indexing and choosing what to index etc…
Spotlight doesn't search files it should — #3
I wanted to recompress a bunch of jpg images to jpeg 2000 (.jp2) to save space on my MacBook. I discovered that Spotlight will not index metadata in .jp2 files. Great. I hope th…
Spotlight doesn't search files it should — #4
butler owns spotlight (except for the part where spotlight can search inside files)
http://www.petermaurer.de/nasi.php?t...prache=english
Spotlight doesn't search files it should — #5
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Originally Posted by streetlightm
butler owns spotlight (except for the part where spotlight can search inside files)
http://www.petermaurer.de/nasi.php?t...prache=engli…
opening application for the first time though its not — #2
This is a security warning to prevent e.g. trojans from launching a malware application without your knowledge. You don't want to disable it. If you are getting this warning every …
opening application for the first time though its not — #3
This happens from clean installs and those that have their launch services database cleared the link from document to application survives a logout but not a restart. I know it is …
opening application for the first time though its not — #4
This seems to happen after updates too, fwiw.
opening application for the first time though its not — #5
Have asked Apple about this they say it has been referred to engineering. Any other suggestions out there
opening application for the first time though its not — #6
Changed Ownership on application from admin to system thus bypassing launchservices no more do you want to etc.
Thanks Bill and Beans
Installing OS X (Intel) on an external firewire drive? — #2
You have to reformat the disk.