I am satisified. The A940 is easy to use (my wife made copies without reading the manual), its fast, and its print quality is good. My only complaint is that the black ink is not as rich as some printers I've seen. One other observation and this is aimed at Lexmark, since they designed the thing: Why is the scanning bed slanted? It makes no sense to me why they would do this.
I've been pretty happy with mine. I didn't have to read through the whole manual before operating it. Just tried using it and it worked pretty much like I thought it would.
Here are a couple links for those who want to use it for faxing like my wife did:
Well, I like my dell computer once I saw this Printer it had much features for 129.99 well I wanted to buy it I needed a new printer well guess what it DOESN'T WORK WITH WINDOWS ME so I was very very dessatisfied with Dell so I payed more money and got the Lexmark X5150 it was more but it worked with my Windows and was the same as Dell A940.
I was satisfied, until a couple of days ago when I discovered that the "tiny" angle my printer was printing at is now so terrible that the paper will not feed into it at all! I like the scanner though...
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Posted June 5th, 2003 12:00
I am satisified. The A940 is easy to use (my wife made copies without reading the manual), its fast, and its print quality is good. My only complaint is that the black ink is not as rich as some printers I've seen. One other observation and this is aimed at Lexmark, since they designed the thing: Why is the scanning bed slanted? It makes no sense to me why they would do this.