>
>I asked a question concerning printing over a week ago and didn't get a
>response, so I'll ask again to see if maybe it wasn't received.
>
>I use the omniprn program that allows Omnigo printing via a PC to a
> laserjet. I
>noticed that when my batteries were low, especially on the higher baud
> rate of
>19200, there was a lot of noise and incorrect printing. If I used fresh
> high
>quality alkalines, the printing improves, but is still not perfect. If I
> use an
>AC adaptor, the printing is great even at the high transfer rate of 19200
> bps.
>
>It seems like the serial data quality is linked to the power level in the
>batteries. How can this be since both sender and target are digital?
> Does this
>occur with other applications that use the serial cable such as Installer
> and
>the Connectivity Pack?
>
My question to the community is...
Is anyone out there using a real serial to parallel cable directly hooked to
a printer, and if so, are you experiencing the same things?
I've used a seriale cable with a serial to parralel converter and I have
exactly the same problem.
Besides, why the hell didn't HP include an option to print notes as plain text
in stead of graphics.
As far as I'm concerned the printing of the OGO is worthless!
Gert-Jan