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Subject: Re: What type of printer is the best for...
Message-ID: <1991May3.083651.7982@cc.curtin.edu.au>
Date: 3 May 91 00:36:51 GMT
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In article <20.2816d107@lrc.edu>, david@lrc.edu writes:
> able to stop the job.  Here is what our needs are. 
> 
> 1) A printer that can use fanfold(sp?) computer paper.
> 2) Has a serial port.
> 3) Can be used with a PCSA network.
> 4) The printer ribbon will last about a month or 1000+ pages.
> 5) Can handle constant use. (*This is the most important*)
> 
Try to find a dealer for FACIT printers. These Swedish designed, Japanese made
printers are available with (optional) Digital emulation ROMs. They are rugged,
easy to set up, and the ribbon lasts for along time.
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