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Last week I installed a new toner cartridge in the Laserwriter II NT
I share with another Mac that is used by a number of occasional users.
When I returned from an all day meeting yesterday, I was surprised to
discover that someone had replaced that cartridge with a new one.
When I checked, I was told that they decided the cartridge I had 
installed needed replacement because TOPS Spool put up a message about
the printer needing toner.  The cartridge I removed had logged nearly
7000 copies and was obviously ready for replacement, yet I never saw that 
message - why was it generated with a cartridge that had logged only a few
hundred copies?  Was this a fluke?  Does it represent a problem with the
cartridge I installed or how I installed it?  Do we have a problem with
either the Laserwriter or the Macs attached to it?  Is this a problem
with TOPS Spool?  Has anyone else encountered such a message from TOPS
Spool for a cartridge that was as new?

Any inputs on the above will be appreciated.  I was able to retrieve
the cartridge originally installed by me before it was taken away with
the trash, so no long term harm was done.

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Barry Wolman                      | barry@s66.prime.com
Principal Technical Consultant    | 492 Old Connecticut Path
Prime Computer                    | Framingham, MA 01701
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