driver. I, too, some years ago had the same situation. I devised a workaround that was adequate for my limited needs, the odd scanning and minor printing of PDF files. Until the ancient printer, I think it was liberated from a university dorm trash heap by my son in 2005 or so, and then it finally died. I splurged the $50 or so on a supported HP all in one. What I did was create a virtual machine where I installed an old Windows XP I had to which I passed PDFs to print and retrieve scanned documents. No need to maintain the XP. In fact, for security reasons, it's best not to connect to the internet and only use it for this purpose. Hope I've been of help. This is Dave, your expat Canadian fanboy in Galilee. You know, Larry, that's clever. Mm hmm. Yes. And that's a great use of virtual machine. Yeah. I mean, David, that is clever. I really, really get a kick out of some of the ideas these guys come up with. I would have never thought to do that. Wow. And of course, if your Windows XP (34/65)
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