It doesn't look like the common experience with the HP B9180, could you be more specific ?
Ernst Dinkla
Try: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Wide_Inkjet_Printers/
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Sure.
The one thing that bugs most with with the B9180 (at least with the Windows version
of the driver. I don't know about the mac.) is that it likes to reset settings when you
change other settings.
So you can set print quality only to have it change back to "best" when you change
something else, like the paper type.
Very frustrating, and even worse: you can never trust that what you set in the driver
is what you get! This makes it impossible to use the printer unattended by sending
several images to the printer and letting go at it.
As for me giving up the B9180 have more to do with the dealer I got the printer
from and my difficulties to get proper support and repairs when the printer failed.
I can probably get it fixed under warranty, but I'm nor sure if I want to spend
that much effort and time on this printer.
I have summed up the solution to some of the problems I have had with this printer
[a href=\"http://www.ronnynilsen.com/Essays/Articles/HP_B9180/]here[/url].
Best regards,
Ronny