My company and I are looking to purchase a Color LaserJet 5500DN to replace two

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by jahotchk, Sep 10, 2004.

  1. jahotchk

    jahotchk Guest

    My company and I are looking to purchase a Color LaserJet 5500DN to replace two ailing DeskJet 2600 printers. However, I am unable to find information on whether this printer works well in AutoCAD 2000i and AutoCAD 2005. Does anyone have any experience with this printer? If so, were you pleased with the results? If not, have you found a Color LaserJet that does work with AutoCAD 2000i AND 2005?

    TIA,
    Jason Hotchkiss
     
    jahotchk, Sep 10, 2004
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  2. Last year we purchased a new HP4650 colorlaserjet.
    Works good on all windows apps. (also autocad)
    Printer itself is fine.
    Drivers created havoc on our network.
    Like: randomly any print sent from any computer could end up with nobody
    beeing able to print because the printservice has been canceled on our
    server.
    This had to manually restarted. (sucks)
    No matter what driver and what language (pcl5 or pcl6) problem stayed.
    The printer is now connected directly to the network (without the server)
    and it runs, now the driver simply 'forgets' every now and then what
    papertray to use.
    Short:
    Print quality is very good
    Speed very good.
    Driver sucks.
    Service? From HP? (don't make me laugh)

    Maybe the 5500 is better on all of these, i surelyhope so, otherwise take
    another brand(xerox, minolta)

    Jan

    replace two ailing DeskJet 2600 printers. However, I am unable to find
    information on whether this printer works well in AutoCAD 2000i and AutoCAD
    2005. Does anyone have any experience with this printer? If so, were you
    pleased with the results? If not, have you found a Color LaserJet that does
    work with AutoCAD 2000i AND 2005?
     
    Jan van de Poel, Sep 13, 2004
    #2
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