Re: SP 4510DN with SC899
Hi marvin. Not thread related but could you possibly introduce yourself and tell us more about your experience in proper forum:
You will instantly notice that slimslob is the member most welcomed new comers
In our country, we call it "grammatical nazi" 
Don't take it personally though 
Keep in mind, I am not a native speaker. Just guy trying to help 
I apologize if I touch your feelings.
OOuu kay, next time I will try to be more precise. "Always" meant, "always for me", "always for printer models". I agree that word "always" is sometimes misleading, but remember, this is just discussion web, engineers of all the world trying to give their best knowledge, so it will never be 100% objective, most of times subjective point of view of author. These pages are merely a blend of free thoughts, not official vendor support. If somebody here suggests a possible cause of problem and subsequent solution (worked in author's case), your junior tech will try that mentioned procedure as one of attempts to solve the problem. If that would not work, he will then move to another workaround and so on. Classical procedures, then you try some more solutions, eliminating those nonsense ones at first but when you run out of solutions, you will start to test those non-likely to be solutions
And for Debs, thank you again for your support! I hope you will success with some of these helps, please let us know
I think it's good to support newcomers, encourage them for posting and discussing and not to insult them (because somebody non-intentionally touched your feeling due to different language, after all this is international website, people from all around the world meet here. Engineer from U.S. can have same problems as guy in old continent) So we should find the way how to communicate with each other, not looking for differences (even in language). Especially for people hanging here for years, defending their territory as something belonging only to them 
(no offense, please I beg you, do not react to this comment
)
Don't take it personally though Keep in mind, I am not a native speaker. Just guy trying to help I apologize if I touch your feelings.
OOuu kay, next time I will try to be more precise. "Always" meant, "always for me", "always for printer models". I agree that word "always" is sometimes misleading, but remember, this is just discussion web, engineers of all the world trying to give their best knowledge, so it will never be 100% objective, most of times subjective point of view of author. These pages are merely a blend of free thoughts, not official vendor support. If somebody here suggests a possible cause of problem and subsequent solution (worked in author's case), your junior tech will try that mentioned procedure as one of attempts to solve the problem. If that would not work, he will then move to another workaround and so on. Classical procedures, then you try some more solutions, eliminating those nonsense ones at first but when you run out of solutions, you will start to test those non-likely to be solutions
And for Debs, thank you again for your support! I hope you will success with some of these helps, please let us know
I think it's good to support newcomers, encourage them for posting and discussing and not to insult them (because somebody non-intentionally touched your feeling due to different language, after all this is international website, people from all around the world meet here. Engineer from U.S. can have same problems as guy in old continent
) So we should find the way how to communicate with each other, not looking for differences (even in language). Especially for people hanging here for years, defending their territory as something belonging only to them (no offense, please I beg you, do not react to this comment)You will instantly notice that slimslob is the member most welcomed new comers
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