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-=> on 04-29-05 08:11, WAYNE CHIRNSIDE wrote to CHARLES ANGELICH <=- -> There was mention of a poll today in the Detroit paper saying -> 30% of new computer purchasers are keeping their old system, -> 19% give the old machine to friend/family. They didn't say what -> the other 51% are doing. WC> The more upscale just toss them. Or donate or send to recycle. Up here last week, City had a collection day where old computer stuff could be dropped off - for rework or recycling. Ouch! I missed that but sure caught the dropoff the next day of 'hazardous materials', where I dropped off lots of cans of old paint and etc. FWIW, I know of nothing hazardous at all about todays water-based paints, and AFAIK the trash collectors don't want that to be thrown to them just because of the mess it makes if they have a spill. WC> A few days ago I saw a H.P. Laser printer but didn't bother to snag it. WC> Might have worked but the cartridge is an expensive way to find out WC> and frankly I only write out one letter a month these days. Awww. too bad. As I posted earlier this year, I'm now on my second toner refill on the cartridge in the HP LJ-4L here, and I intend to keep on refilling it until something dies. AAMOF, the toner refill kit had too much toner in there for it, so I could have mailed you the excess toner as a freebie - - would have at least let you test it out for free, and determine if the printer was in fact 'dead' or not. - - - JimH. ... "A merry heart doeth good like a medicine." - - Proverbs --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.46* Origin: Try Our Web Based QWK: DOCSPLACE.ORG (1:123/140) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 123/140 500 106/2000 633/267 |
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