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   Hi Eugene,   
      
   I've been running an HP Officejet 6310 all-in-one with eComStation for    
   some time as a printer.   
      
   I installed using the individual packages following the how to on the    
   Wiki - for some reason the wpi install doesn't work for me (YMMV).   
      
   I selected the HP OfficeJet 7110 driver and everything works as it    
   should. I can print to it either over the LAN or via the USB cable.   
      
   For scanning I put in an SD card. scan to that and then plug it into a    
   card reader to read the files off it. When I have the printer connected    
   via the USB cable, I can sometimes also read the data from the SD card    
   while it is in the reader in the HP.   
      
   Fax of course works as a standalone device, I have not tried to get it    
   to work from the eCS PC as I hardly ever send faxes.   
      
   Cheers/2   
      
   Ed.   
      
      
   Eugene Poole wrote:   
   > I've got a HP Officejet Pro 8500 A909a. It prints, scans and Faxes all    
   > from the device itself or from across the wired ethernet connection.    
   > I've got 7 machines on my little network, 2-Linux machines; 3-Windows    
   > machines (XP, Vista, and Windows 7 laptop); 2-eComStation machines (1.2R    
   > and 2.0 GA).   
   >   
   > As you would imagine, the printer works just fine from Windows and    
   > Linux, but I'm having issues printing from eCS.  I've installed eCUPS003    
   > (I used the wpi full package) and all looked great except when I got to    
   > the part where I'm configuring my printer and it says for me to select    
   > my printer model or provide a PPD.  As you might have guessed, my    
   > printer model wasn't there so I copied the PPD from one of my Linux    
   > machines.  Although it said the install completed successfully, I still    
   > can't print. So I'm guessing it's one of the following:   
   >   
   >     1.  It definitely has a bad PPD for the eCUPS level I've installed   
   >     (should the PPD be different?).   
   >     2.  Something needs to be updated (cups? ghostscript? gutenprint?)   
   >     that has the correct printer model installed.   
   >   
   > Does anyone have any idea what I can do to get this working?   
   >   
   > Gene   
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   Cheers/eCS2.0   
      
   Ed   
      
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