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Kate and Joe Bowski, Like so many things, it depends on how you want to use it. I have a Brother 1850MFC that I got from Sam's for about $400. It is cabled to my PC. It does a good job as telephone answerer, and FAX receiver and sender. It does a fair job as a scanner, and copier. I have mine configured so that an incoming FAX never goes to paper, but is stored in the machine until I send it to the PC for saving, trashing, and/or printing. On my 1850 when copying, it is not possible to lighten or darkern to correct for poor originals. For ones or twos in good condition, it is okay, but for more than five pages, I still go to the copy store. I have been satisfied with the scanning and can save in the Paint format used by Windows. At 12:06 4/17/98 -0500, Kate and Joe Bowski wrote: > >We are interested in purchasing an "all in one" machine - a copier, fax, >printer and scanner. We have also considered buying each machine >separately which is much more costly. Has anyone had any experience >with these "all in one" products? And if so, do you recommend one brand >over another? Does anyone favor buying each machine separately? We've >heard good and bad about both options. Looking forward to your >thoughts! >Kate and Joe Bowski >A Victorian Lady Inn >"An oasis in the heart of San Antonio." > > ------------------------------------------------------- Charles and Janet Moore 888-293-5447 Cullowhee Bed & Breakfast 734 Ledbetter Road Cullowhee, NC 28723 http://www.inngetaways.com/nc/features/cullowhe.html or http://www.innsite.com/inns/A001127.html mailto:cullbb@wcu.campus.mci.net ------------------------------------------------------------ Innkeeping is a moderated discussion group. A searchable archive of postings, the FAQ, and Charter are all available from InnSite at http://www.innsite.com ------------------------------------------------------------
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