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Subject: Re: HP LJ 1100 setup
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On Sunday 13 March 2005 10:03 pm, Chris wrote:
> Any ideas on how to setup an HPLJ 1100 using either cups or lpd?

My Laserjet 1100 works quite nicely after I followed the
instructions in the handbook chapter on printing
and then installed ghostscript.
Also needed the tip published here recently on dealing
with interrupt storms.
   -LenZ-