BK> BK>>   I will look further into the Linux solution. OTOH, Linux seems   
   BK> BK>>   to take a lot of work, and a translator to understand the   
   BK> BK>>   instructions.   
      
   BK> AZ> I find Ubuntu quite straightforward - no 'translator'   
   BK> AZ> needed to install it or run it - though the user interface   
   BK> AZ> is quite different from Windows. (The Kbuntu variant is   
   BK> AZ> much more Windows-like).   
      
   BK> Ok, that may be my backup plan. I still want to get this running   
   BK> as designed.   
      
   As a side note I made a Live Ubuntu(Kbuntu actually) Live bootable USB   
   abnd It could not make my printer work either unless I wanted to go the   
   Cryptic Cammand line route.   
   IF you get around to tryinhg it let me know how it works out for you   
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