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From: dave@hp-lsd.COS.HP.COM (David C. Mueller)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: Opinion wanted on HP Deskjet
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Date: 16 Jan 90 21:37:49 GMT
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Boy am I glad somebody started this discussion...

	While I was on vacation I had someone ask me whether he should
buy a deskjet or a IIP.  His application is that of a fledgling
writer and hence his output will be almost entirely text.

	To him, letter quality is of the highest priority...so I
recommended the IIP since he was willing to spend the additional
money.  One thing that I did not consider was how the two printers
support left and right justification to give those lovely even edges
on both sides of the paper.  Does this require some graphical
processing to add white space between characters?  If so, does he
need the extra RAM for the IIP?

	What would you recommend to this guy?

Dave (I'm not into printers) Mueller
hp-lsd!dave