A Letter of Hate..
Jan. 21st, 2009 02:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meccahiAlmost done with my applications. Trying to get some actual photos printed up instead of just pictures on copy paper.
But no. Oh no. My HP "photo printer".. seems to take umbrage with that concept.
I'm already not a huge fan of HP, partly thanks to their brilliance at being able to create programs that manage to conflict with their own hardware. Their Photosmart program? Constant "fatal errors" and half the time it crashes. Or just doesn't respond at all. Or the fact that there's been mass amounts of documented errors with the wireless cards in their Pavilion series.. and they did nothing about it. (Note,.. found this out after mine died.. and they kept trying to get me to fuck with the BIOS... oh HELLS no) Just kept right on using the same cheap wireless card.
Now? The printer ( which has all the intelligence of a retarded ant).. refuses to print my 4X6 photos... on my 4X6 photo paper.. because it says there's a "size conflict".
Wha??
Dear HP. Stop with the crack smoking, start with the making of a decent product. K'thanks. Bai!
But no. Oh no. My HP "photo printer".. seems to take umbrage with that concept.
I'm already not a huge fan of HP, partly thanks to their brilliance at being able to create programs that manage to conflict with their own hardware. Their Photosmart program? Constant "fatal errors" and half the time it crashes. Or just doesn't respond at all. Or the fact that there's been mass amounts of documented errors with the wireless cards in their Pavilion series.. and they did nothing about it. (Note,.. found this out after mine died.. and they kept trying to get me to fuck with the BIOS... oh HELLS no) Just kept right on using the same cheap wireless card.
Now? The printer ( which has all the intelligence of a retarded ant).. refuses to print my 4X6 photos... on my 4X6 photo paper.. because it says there's a "size conflict".
Wha??
Dear HP. Stop with the crack smoking, start with the making of a decent product. K'thanks. Bai!
