I'm pretty sure our router has that, but wouldn't you just expect that while the router is in a nice central location to provide good coverage for the house, it's not a location that'd be good for a printer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
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I'm pretty sure our router has that, but wouldn't you just expect that while the router is in a nice central location to provide good coverage for the house, it's not a location that'd be good for a printer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
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Agreed. - Personally, I don't want to walk into our Hallway & see some clunky plastic box spewing paper at the bottom of the staircase.... :eyebrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by J TI'm pretty sure our router has that, but wouldn't you just expect that while the router is in a nice central location to provide good coverage for the house, it's not a location that'd be good for a printer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
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True. They need to make aesthetically pleasing printers. They have never looked great. Surprised Apple haven't tried that so they can charge £1000 for an inkjet.
We actually did that have that once; we got a second hand BT PaperJet fax machine. It went in the hallway as that's where the telephone socket was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kin HellAgreed. - Personally, I don't want to walk into our Hallway & see some clunky plastic box spewing paper at the bottom of the staircase.... :eyebrow:Quote:
Originally Posted by J TI'm pretty sure our router has that, but wouldn't you just expect that while the router is in a nice central location to provide good coverage for the house, it's not a location that'd be good for a printer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
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Those were the days when we were tethered to where the Phone socket was. And before cordless phones we even had to be where the phone was wired to make a call.
Before I upgraded to full fibre I was annoyed where our main master socket was, as it was the opposite end of the hall to the plug sockets. So I moved it and rewired it. My wife panicked when I cut the wire. Quite funny. No different to wiring Ethernet. I then moved the plug sockets ready for the perfect place when I ordered fibre. I know not many can do that, but very useful if you can and saves a lot of money.
I do (and always have) much of my printing at work. Frankly, though, we don't print all that much for personal use which is why we always have cheap printers at home. They always end up covered in dust too, as we just don't use them much, and of course the inks dry out over time. F-ing printers man :jab::biggun:Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
I have to completely agree!Quote:
Originally Posted by J TI do (and always have) much of my printing at work. Frankly, though, we don't print all that much for personal use which is why we always have cheap printers at home. They always end up covered in dust too, as we just don't use them much, and of course the inks dry out over time. F-ing printers man :jab::biggun:Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
Email/PhoneTxt....
Unless it's some Solicit0r scum you're having to deal with, who needs to print schnitt? :huh2:
Kin puts 0ld hat on....
You can print out at your local library (even here in Cornwall....)
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We use our printers all the time, but then with Tom at school and my wife being a teacher they need to print quite a few things. And I do need to still print quite often.
You definitely need a printer if sending parcels with tracking barcodes on.
No you don't....Quote:
Originally Posted by Harrison
Amazon are a classic example for their returns. - With a QR Code on your phone, the Post Office can scan it & they print the label. :yesyes: