[Corin Stormhands]

Dudes! I'm typin' on a Dell! Got the new desktop all set up...well sort of. Here's my current troubles:

My Canon Multipass C5000 will not run on Windows XP. I've checked with Microsoft and with Canon. Can anybody recommend a good (and reasonably priced) printer?

I had assumed that when I set up Outlook Express that my email accounts would transfer over from Comcast. They didn't. I don't know if this is a Comcast problem or if I'm just stuck. I'm on the line with Comcast now. My guess is that it's a Comcast problem.

Can't find the game I ordered to come with the system. That's a call to Dell.

On top of that, Luke is napping, wife is at class at church and Jr. is calling every 10 minutes to get me to come pick him up....

[Sam Cree]

Hi Corin.

[HairOfTheDog]

There are a lot of reasonable printers out there now... depending on what you want. I like HP personally.

Your Outlook just needs to be set up right... The Comcast people can walk you through how to set it up.

Dude! - Glad you got a Dell!

[JenB]

Sounds like you've got an interesting evening ahead of you. Hope you get the technical problems sorted out!

[HairOfTheDog]

One thing about printers... if you can get one that as a bottom feeding tray like an office printer, do. Those top-feeding trays make me crazy... if the printer isn't completely happy with the paper (not the right kind, too much paper, not enough paper, you name it!) I have seen the printer grab the whole dang stack of paper and jam up more times than I would want to count. My HP Printer with the bottom feed tray never jams, no matter what paper I put in it.

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

Can anybody recommend a good (and reasonably priced) printer?

Rose sez, "Check with Dell." They're shipping their new printers now.