There is a simple answer for EVERYONE's questions in re: printers versus
Vista:

Get a NEW driver from your printer manufacturer.

If your printer manufacturer does NOT supply a Vista-compatible driver, and
has no plans to produce one, you are just OUT OF LUCK. ACCEPT IT!!! SLEEP
WITH IT!!! LET IT BECOME PART OF YOU!!!

Then get out your checkbook and BUY A VISTA-compatible printer!!!
Or, STOP USING VISTA if you ABSOLUTELY MUST have a working printer, until your
printer manufacturer WRITES ONE for your particular printer!!!

Complain about it, b**** about it, argue about it all you want. You will
NEVER get your printer working in Vista UNLESS your printer manufacturer gets
off its butt and WRITES a Vista-compatible driver for it.

--
Donald L McDaniel
Please reply to the original newsgroup and thread.
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"Donald McDaniel" wrote:

> There is a simple answer for EVERYONE's questions in re: printers versus
> Vista:
>
> Get a NEW driver from your printer manufacturer.
>
> If your printer manufacturer does NOT supply a Vista-compatible driver, and
> has no plans to produce one, you are just OUT OF LUCK. ACCEPT IT!!! SLEEP
> WITH IT!!! LET IT BECOME PART OF YOU!!!
>
> Then get out your checkbook and BUY A VISTA-compatible printer!!!
> Or, STOP USING VISTA if you ABSOLUTELY MUST have a working printer, until your
> printer manufacturer WRITES ONE for your particular printer!!!
>
> Complain about it, b**** about it, argue about it all you want. You will
> NEVER get your printer working in Vista UNLESS your printer manufacturer gets
> off its butt and WRITES a Vista-compatible driver for it.
>
> --
> Donald L McDaniel
> Please reply to the original newsgroup and thread.
> ------------------------------------------------------
>
>

feel better?

and no offense , but what a complete waste of time space and energy