Those who remember the mimeograph machines, I’m wondering which machine is responsible for more ruined clothing, copiers or the MIME.
the mime is bad
I have never seen anyone use an attached fax-phone EVER in an office or home situation. What’s the point of having a phone attached to the fax machine? If I want to make a fax, I use the fax machine. If I need to make a voice call, I have a cell phone or my land-line. These silly things are similar to the equally annoying air-phones on airlines…never seen anyone use one.
some people do not have their fax set to auto receive. in those cases, you initiate the call as a normal voice call, and notify the party on the other end that you need to send a fax and wait for the tones to start. also if you suspect that the receive fax is on a "shared" line, it is only polite to check to see if a person answers the phone instead before sending the tones.
I have a special project I am in charge of for work. The process involves reviewing Medical Records and taking copies of the pages I need. The Records are bound so getting the 5 pages I need from a 50 page document is cumbersome. To date, I have been marking the pages I need and then photocopying them. I have the opportunity to expand this project to many other institutions, but don’t want to spend several thousand dollars for a copier for each place. The desktop scanners I have looked at are too slow and would require use of PC or Laptop onsite. I was thinking maybe taking digital pictures of the documents was the answer. I can get big memory cards (because we usually need copies of 500 – 2000 documents at a sitting), take the camera and any necessary tri-pod with me. Does anyone have any ideas about this process or recommendations for type of camera or equipment that would help?
Cant use a sheet feeder because pages are bound. Pages can not leave the work site so Kinkos wont work. I would be open to using some type of flatbed scanner if it could scan directly to a memory stick or hard drive (no Computer or Laptop required).
the solution to this problem requires the use of a copystand. It is relatively cheap and easy to setup and was and still is a relavent way to copy oversized documents. Refering to the diagram below two lights are placed at either side of the document to minimize shadows. The camera is placed at a 90degree angle above the document and the lights. The use of a macro or micro lens is a plus but not necessary. However I would suggest buying a auto sheet feed scanner such as the one below, canon also makes some good ones. This is the best way to deal with having to scan thousands of images.
Anyone know of a place I can take it to get fixed? It’s almost new and the problem is minor. I once knew of a shop in Hyde
Park, but I have forgotten exactly where. I live in the Chicago area, so Chicago Yahoo folks please HELP!
I am talking about the plastic strip that gos horizontally across the the machine. When I turn it on it just slams to the other side with a loud bam!
I understand that, but it is more than a printer, it is also a fax machine and copier. I have several printers, and that’s all THEY DO, I wanted this one fixed cause it does it all. Thanks anyway for your answers.
The part you are describing is the carraige timing strip. Look on the ends of the strip, it should have a square hole on each end. If it does you can reattach it by using a flashlight and forceps. If the hole is not there then the timing strip is damaged and your machine is now a large paper weight. Look for copier/printer repair in the yellowpages, I am sure there is someone in the Chicago area who will come out and look at the machine.
I need Chapter 4.
If you have the book may you copy the assignments using your copy machine and email it to me?
10 points to whoever can help me (:
You can find the complete novel online using a google search or any other search engine.
The department where I work has a fax machine already. Its a brother MFC 4350 machine which came for $ 700.
I need to know any good multi function( fax*printer*copier ) laser machines for about the same amount or so.
Any ideas any1. Let me know ?
I would get one of those all-in-one machines, which can copy, scan, and fax. I own a Hewlett-Packard 5510. This machine was bought at Office Depot for $140. It is an excellent machine, and I would highly recommend it for use with your computer. If you need a fax machine only, You can shop Office Depot, or other similar stores.They sell for as low $75.
canon or xerox would definitely be the market leaders in this field. But the products will come with a price for the brand. You can get good deals for HP products. Laser color can be bit expensive in anyways. Why not try out inkjet?
These commercials aired on NBC during the 1988 Olympics on September 17th, 1988. Thanks to my aunt and uncle for recording this!
1. McDonald’s
2. Diet Coke (With Demi Moore)
3. Sprint
4. Canon Personal Copiers (With Jack Klugman!)
5. Olympic Commercial Bumpers for McDonald’s, American Express, US Sprint and Coca Cola
6. Buick (Red, White and Buick!)
7. Miller Genuine Draft (Did I really just hear the phrase “happy ending” in a beer commercial?)
8. Olympic Commemorative Coins
9. Promo for “Dear John” (Judd Hirsch deserved another successful sitcom after “Taxi”)
10. Suburban Ford (With former San Francisco Giants manager Dusty Baker)
11. Yes On 100
12. Play Lotto (With Michael Tucker)
13. Walt Gray on Channel 3 Sports
14. Isuzu
15. Kodak Supralife Batteries (With Stevie Wonder! You can hear the final jingle in Vol. 7)
16. Minute Maid Orange (This is slightly frightening)
17. Shearson Lehman Hutton
18. George Bush For President (In retrospect not a terrible President. I just wish he hadn’t had any children)
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some fatty tries to print his ass, but it goes wrong,
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City of Paterson, NJ discuss Xerox machine maintenance
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