I believe that it's a matter of semantics. HP sells the printer for use ina
"home" "office". This implies support at some level.
On the other hand, solving individual network related problems that prevent
the unit from working is likely what the reference concerned.
For instance, "some P/Cs on my network are able to connect and use the unit,
and others cannot."
In any event, you might want to look at the reviews to see what others say
about the unit.
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/store_access.do?template_t...
I have an older model lan capable Brother multifunction connected to my home
network. It generally works OK, but nothing to write home about. In
addition, at my last workplace, we had an HP Laser multifunction that once
setup (pain in rear), worked well with win 2k.
In general, lan based multifunctions work well for printing, and have driver
and application software related problems with the fax and scan functions.
This is most noticable when a new version of windows is released, and the
fax & scan functions do not have updated drivers available. As a result, I
seldom use the lan based fax & scan capabilities of multifunctions, and
instead use these functions locally at the unit.
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