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From: kc cherkasky
Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2003 21:27

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Our HP LaserJet 4500 is on its last legs and our service guy (who I am not sure knows what he is talking about!) is trying to convince us to buy an OKI C9300 or C9500 to replace it. I've been looking at the HP LaserJet 5500dn. I would appreciate any suggestions. Though we want a fast printer, I am concerned about sacrificing color quality for speed.

We do use an EPSON Stylus Photo 2200 for high quality covers and photo prints, but we rely heavily on the LaserJet for printing out proposals which contain lots of text and photos.

We mainly use Pagemaker 7.0, Photoshop 7, Illustrator 10; I am using InDesign as often as I can(and trying to persuade others to switch over), but I mainly print InDesign docs with the Espon. And we use PC's with Windows 2000.

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