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i will give dave from solvent printer conversions a call & ask him. he knows the source for almost EVERYTHING

we recently had a leak in one of the pumps on our mutoh hybrid. the cleaner (ink with no pigment bubbled the s**t out of 70 year old concrete floor paint (that's how we noticed the leak) you should see the things your PRIMER will eat through

i always think it is amusing when xfinity goes into a business and never even bothers to check what the existing subnetting is. they get ONE DEVICE WORKING jump in the car or truck and take off like they just robbed a bank...

i always think it is amusing when xfinity goes into a business and never even bothers to check what the existing subnetting is. they get

WHO WAS THE COMPANY, that had the laptops with a crank on the side, to be used in remote areas without electricity? (obviously no internet) it was a small group of MIT professors, the whole project fell apart, because they didn't want any to be sold FOR A PROFIT, so the whole project died on...

it will be interesting to see what they do in the dreaded windows 12 did you see they intend to bang you $400 per pc if you don't upgrade to windows 11 next october? CHARGING FOR THE SECURITY UPDATES

oobe\bypassnro during windows setup or just add an account "i do not know his information" when asked for email

the option is still available, they are free to not document, i suppose....

Nate, there are always more internal ip addresses since you can change the subnetting (in multiples of 254, we have several clients with truly LARGE networks, like cable companies WITHIN REASON we only run out of global ip's which is why we switched to IPV6 addressing IF ALL 8 BILLION PEOPLE...

the ip address is ASSIGNED BY SOMETHING. either a router, on a simple network, or by a dns or dhcp server on a "real" network the device has a "lease" that expires, at some fixed point in time. when this happens, you get a new ip address if you have someone administering the controlling device...

Once they crimp the cable, there is nothing but good intentions holding it together

I am more of a roland guy, i know less about the hp’s what do they scan for width? Roland scans a reflective tape on the outside pinch rollers, at least on many of the older machines. IF YOU LOAD a different roll size, is it accurate? good test is to make a “cut sheet”;test (advance 24 inches...

Can’t wait to see it. i am the veteran of probably 100 acquisitions & repairs/rebuilds, but, often take the “easy way out” buy 2 machines & make one good one

you and smoke jaguar make me feel like a rank amateur.

VERY impressive!

ACTUALLY it would probably be easier to just unplug the router for 15 minutes at end of day and clear the client table completely you will start over with the lowest ip's in the pool and be good for the foreseeable future

Regarding the fast evaporation rate, we add butyl carbitol snd or butyl cellosolve to our acetone to make cleaning a bit more managable

Great news The way to avoid this is either to exclude the range of ip’s you use static from the “pool” that csn be given out if you don’t want to change everything, seeif the router supports a “reservation or exclusion list.

ok. http to the ip address, see if web server is running & if it is "ready" or shows an error (you might not also, are you sure it is YOUR DEVICE returning the ping. do a ping with a -t switch at the end of the line (IE:ping 192.168.1.1 -t) it will ping forever or until you <ctl> c or...

possibly the ip address changed download advanced ip scanner. install then run a complete scan it will show every device on your network. sort by manufacturer and see what ip (if any) the plotter has grabbed create a new port with that ip