09-27-2013
Printer/Plotter support for Canon
How easy it is to set up a Canon plotter (36" paper) on Solaris 10?
The one I'm looking at purchasing (ImagePROGRAF iPF755 MFP) uses HP-GL/2. The newer one looks like it dropped HP-GL/2 support and has a Canon proprietary language called GARO. I'm guessing that will make setup in Solaris not as easy?
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