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Mike Danelius wrote:
>
> Has anyone come up with a good solution to the
> hp1050c paper bin problem,
> HP's fix is less than desirable.
>
> Mike Danelius
> MMC
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Steven Neal
Vaughn & Melton, Inc.
Engineering, Architecture
& Surveying
Greeneville, TN
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The easist way would be to fasten a piece of solid cardboard, (say 36" wide
x 24") on the upper side of the bin so that the cardboard would extend the
length of the bid out from the plotter. May not look good but it will work.
"Mike Danelius" wrote in message
news:3A9291A9.B5F64399@metromech.com...
> Has anyone come up with a good solution to the
> hp1050c paper bin problem,
> HP's fix is less than desirable.
>
> Mike Danelius
> MMC
>
I've posted our solution that works to the Customer Files newsgroup several
times. Go hunt!
Robert Grandmaison
"Mike Danelius" wrote in message
news:3A9291A9.B5F64399@metromech.com...
> Has anyone come up with a good solution to the
> hp1050c paper bin problem,
> HP's fix is less than desirable.
>
> Mike Danelius
> MMC
>
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