Ah, well, now - they may be Ok for Win X.xx but the Lexmark 3200 won't accept
output from *any* DOS program.  The manual makes no bones about it - and makes
no apologies for it either.  (I know nothing about other flavours of Lexmark.)
I would have thought this was not the world's best Unique Selling Point; there
must be many, many potential customers Out There, running perfectly
serviceable
and satisfactory DOS programs, to whom this printer will be wasted.

Yooos,

Iain.





At 05:33 PM 1/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Lexmark professional color network printers got rave reviews of price,
>quality, and speed.  I recommend any of the Lexmark network printers, but you
>can do your own opinion by researching at:
><http://www.pccomputing.com/>www.pccomputing.com
>or by just buying a PCComputing magazing.
>Lexmarks are also new and ready for almost any Windows Operating system.
>
>Matthew Brown
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