Since there is no 64 bit RPCS driver for the AP 3800MF (DSc38MF) for Win XP, Vista, 7. What to do: Use 32 bit (if it will work?) or 64 bit RPCS for CL 7000 (DSc 38u)?
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64 bit driver for AP3800 (DSc38)
Since there is no 64 bit RPCS driver for the AP 3800MF (DSc38MF) for Win XP, Vista, 7. What to do: Use 32 bit (if it will work?) or 64 bit RPCS for CL 7000 (DSc 38u)?
The PCL mini driver is available in 64 bit. Also postscript if you have that loaded.
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Yes, but the mini-driver has no duplex option in order to press!
And many poor compared to the RPCS, and the buyer wants 64-bit version of RPCS.
RPCS is no longer supported. He will need a newer printer or 32 bit OS
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You mentioned the word "buyer".
I hope you're not actually serious about selling a 3800, are you?
That model was a stinker when it was new 10 years ago, and it never got much better after that.
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Excuse the expression, I needed to use: old customer who bought new PCs.
Nothing more you can do.
You never realize how cheap a professional is until after you let an amateur do it.
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I had same issue and customer did not want to upgrade the printer. They had an older computer in the back with xp-32 on it, shared it from there and it works fine that way
It seems to me that this will be the final solution.
Its a great idea
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