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LeapFrog	Posted - 12/29/2008 : 1:47:02 PM Does anyone use two printers simultaneously? I'm thinking 2 printers, with lots of RAM, would work well for printing 2 separate sets of docs. At the same time. It sure would've saved me some time last Wednesday! TIA! Chris
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Lisa T.	Posted - 02/07/2009 : 11:38:22 PM I have two laser printers, a multifunction (printer, copier, fax, scanner) and monochrome that just prints. I don't use them simultaneously. Each prints two sets of 150 pgs in less than 10 minutes. I keep two machines so that I'm never down. My multifunction printer cartridges are expensive and have to be ordered online. I'm not into refilling toner cartridges or buying the compatibles...I buy them new and name brand. The monochrome printer's cartridge is not as expensive but I still get it cheaper online.
joanbergst	Posted - 12/30/2008 : 10:04:59 PM Meant to say don't use economode printing on loan documents. Joan Bergstrom 24/7 To Riverside & San Bernardino Counties. State Notary exam teacher for www.notaryclasses.com www.joanbergstromnotarypublic.com joan.bergstrom@yahoo.com Cell: 951-522-4919
joanbergst	Posted - 12/30/2008 : 10:00:41 PM I always use the duplex feature on my printers to print out confirmation letters and mapquest directions/etc. Remember to always use the "economode" printing feature in properties on your printer to save toner when you print these type of documents. Also set your printer to 300 DPI to print loan documents. Don't use it Joan Bergstrom 24/7 To Riverside & San Bernardino Counties. State Notary exam teacher for www.notaryclasses.com www.joanbergstromnotarypublic.com joan.bergstrom@yahoo.com Cell: 951-522-4919
n/a	Posted - 12/30/2008 : 12:10:03 PM I have two, netwroked monochrome laser printers. One is a dual-tray duplexer and the other is an all-in-one that also does duplexing. Both of them are extremely good, fast printers that I managed to pick up when they were on sale and combined with a rebate. I ended up with about $1,200 worth of printers for less than $400. I do printing for lots of clients because I'm a virtual assistant as well. I often have both computers doing different tasks and several jobs sitting in the printer queues. Thank goodness for RAM! I've been on the hunt, now, for a color laser. I've narrowed down models I want... it's just a matter of grabbing it when it's on sale and combining it with rebates from HP. I'm patient. Sometimes a little bit of effort pays off.
vince	Posted - 12/30/2008 : 07:53:49 AM My intranet has three printers online and each can run simultaneously. However, I typically use only the Lexmark dual tray for documents as it can typically print both sets of documents in less than fifteen minutes (even two sets of a 200 page countrywide FHA loan) - many pairs take less than five to ten minutes. The other printers are more for color report work and are loaded with better paper for that purpose. For me, one good document printer with a reasonable backup does the job.
joanbergst	Posted - 12/29/2008 : 8:05:09 PM If you can afford 2 printers it makes the printing of docs much easier. I have had 2 printers for over 5 years and I am spoiled. Joan Bergstrom 24/7 To Riverside & San Bernardino Counties. State Notary exam teacher for www.notaryclasses.com www.joanbergstromnotarypublic.com joan.bergstrom@yahoo.com Cell: 951-522-4919
PWinFL	Posted - 12/29/2008 : 5:14:26 PM I do have multiple printers, online simultaneously. Occasionally, I even print to two or three of them at the same time, never any problems. Never drive any faster than your guardian angel can fly. I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Florida, and I may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. Visit us online at http://www.PAWnotary.com
LeapFrog	Posted - 12/29/2008 : 3:59:35 PM It's just a thought at this point. I was wondering if anyone had any experience at this... Chris
CopperheadVA	Posted - 12/29/2008 : 2:09:31 PM I think if your business is busy enough to warrant the expense of a second printer plus RAM, then go for it. If not, I wouldn't spend the extra bucks. CopperheadVA