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When you go on line to ask a question it is a good idea to say which Linux distribution you are using, what sort of hardware you have and what you have already tried to do, then somebody who has been more or less down that road can jump in and easily communicate.
sorry Phidor..
i'm not sure what u mean by which Linux distribution....i just want to install the printer...what more do u need to know?
i think there might be something wrong with the printer itself...thanks anyway.
The "distribution" is the breed of Linux you are using - it could be one of 537 different breeds. For example it could be SUSE (originated in Germany) or Mandriva (originated in France) or whatever. The idea is that if you tell others what sort of Linux you are using and what sort of hardware you have, somebody often pops up with specific info that is very similar to your query and can help you. It is not the same scene in Windows where there is one current version (or perhaps I should say two current versions nowadays since the Vista honeymoon is well over and Windows users to some degree want something more workable and called out for XP back).
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