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Many thanks briancassin for your comprehensive list of suggestions. I could not expect more!<br />
But . . &nbsp;they didnot solve the problem, but I think you deserve the points anyway!<br />
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Had to use these two items because publication quality needed from the results.<br />
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Solution used: Remove scanner to next door office, and send the scanned doc via LAN to printer. Tedious but works<br />
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Dave at Schoolware
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Many thanks briancassin for your comprehensive list of suggestions. I could not expect more!
But . .  they didnot solve the problem, but I think you deserve the points anyway!

Had to use these two items because publication quality needed from the results.

Solution used: Remove scanner to next door office, and send the scanned doc via LAN to printer. Tedious but works

Dave at Schoolware

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A last state of desperation!<br />
HP ScanJet 5200C works fine with HP OfficeJet.<br />
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Instal Epson Stylus Photo 1200 which works fine, but scanner stops working.<br />
(Printer connected to scanner's second port, then to LPT1)<br />
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Uninstal, re-install etc. Go to HP Helpline, after an expensive hour, no progress.<br />
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Anyone met this problem before, and is there a solution?<br />
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Win95, Cyrix6X86-200 166MHz, 28Mb)
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A last state of desperation!
HP ScanJet 5200C works fine with HP OfficeJet.

Instal Epson Stylus Photo 1200 which works fine, but scanner stops working.
(Printer connected to scanner's second port, then to LPT1)

Uninstal, re-install etc. Go to HP Helpline, after an expensive hour, no progress.

Anyone met this problem before, and is there a solution?

Win95, Cyrix6X86-200 166MHz, 28Mb)

HP ScanJet 5200C incompat with Epson 1200?

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