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The concept should work fine, provided the output is fairly "standard", i.e. no graphics or special formatting. If the NT network can print documents, using the LPR/LPD technique, so can the AS/400! So, if the wireless Ethernet/IP network can support the distance, the AS/400 can take advantage of it. To get the right printer, consider how many pages/month you are looking at. Many of the low-cost printer (Laser and Inkjet) can handle up to 5,000 pages/month without too much effort. Another question: Are you looking for a network model or one driven by a PC? Best Regards Fritz Hayes Atwater Associates <snip> | |Is there any reason I can't configure a printer this way? Any |suggestions on a low end laser printer will work well with |V4R3? Any experience with wireless printing over this type of distance? | |Sergeant John P. Walsh |Haverford Township Police |Havertown, PA 19083 |610.853.1298 x 212 |
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