can i use a kodak all in printer with this
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I had to look up compatible printers for the Telekin. Per my research, the Telekin works best with HP inj jets.
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Check with Telikin for currently supported printers. I bought the Elite for my mother-in-law. There are advantages to the locked down user interface with no privileged user access (no adding additional software, device drivers, etc.), but disadvantages as well. We had a difficult time aligning the web camera, which is embedded in the "frame" of the Telikin, with M-in-L's seated height. A great solution would have been to add a simple USB clip-on web cam and point it wherever needed. I contacted Telikin support several times about this possibility, but never got a satisfactory answer regarding how new requirements are proposed or how new features would be communicated. The remote access feature, "tech buddy", was also more miss, than hit. We gave up trying to use it for remote support and called my nephew whenever we needed someone to help. I won't say we didn't get some value out of the Elite, but if I had it to do again, I would buy a good tablet or laptop and invest the time to teach my M-in-L basic skills. We still use it for the occasional pre-arranged Skype call, but $1,000 was a lot to pay for what we got.
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I don't think so. It seems they only currently work with HP printers. We had to buy one when we set up my parent's computer.
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I am sorry but I had to stop using the Kodak printer because Kodak stopped working with Apple computers. They do, however have a very good support team and will help by phone.
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Because, in my experience, the Kodak printer was a piece of ")#($*)(*# and not worth the paper it prints on. It did a terrible job for us. We threw ours out. Piece of junk. Had many many problems with it
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First of all you have to use Kodak batteries you can get them on line. Get the small disc for your photo, take out disc put in any printer. Even in the drugstore just put the disc in to choose what photos you want. Great photos easy to use.
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I don't think you can! That is one reason why mine went into the garbage! I think it is shameful that Kodak programmed the printer that way and will not purchase another Kodak printer. I like my new Canon much better!
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no....if you download your pictures to any PC, you can print with any printer. Use the included cable or if you are using a memory card (which you should), you can use almost any card reader, usb or built-in to print from.
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That's just the way Kodak printers operate. I recommend always buying the black and color cartridges together so if one runs out, you'll have a back up and still be able to print.
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http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32108/selected/true try this sight
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I don't think it's set-up to take add-on equipment like that, but I'm sure you could Google it or contact Kodak directly. It's a pretty straight forward point and click for basic to intermediate use. Great little camera.
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Yes. I am currently using an HP all-in-one printer/copier/scanner and in the printer properties it has an option for "other inkjet photo papers" papers as well as an "other glossy inkjet papers." Depending upon the type of photo image I am printing I select one or the other, insert the paper in the paper tray and adjust the paper guides to fit. I had the same concern when my Kodak printer fuzzed on me and was more than pleased to find out that it does work because where I am there is not a big selection on printers.
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Yes you can. It should connect easily to all wireless printers. I know it connects to my cannon.
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Contact Kodak Customer Service on the web. They should be able to mail one to you.
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In my experience, HP printers have the best compatibility: most printers are detected as soon as you plug them / turn them on, and software is installed automatically, no CD required. Also had good results with Epson. As for Kodak, I really don't know. Check out the compatibity charts of your printer model either at Ubuntu or CUPS (the printing server used in Ubuntu)
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I emailed Kodak a while back and asked them to name there printers that takes Kodak #10 combo pack and your printer 5500 was listed for use with the Kodak 10 combo ink. If you would like I can give the names of the printers that use this type of cartridges. Kodak is no longer in the printer business but will back up all of there Kodak printers that have been sold or will be sold, they say.
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Yes with Kodak easy share software. Pics can also be uploaded to be printed.
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I have only printed a few photos with my Kodak Hero 7.1 printer and they did come out ok. The only drawback I have is this printer uses a lot of ink. I am constantly replacing the ink cartridges which cost about $30 for a color and black ink cartridge. It is actually cheaper to have your pictures printed at online places like Snapfish and Shutterfly. They offer great deals all the time.
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Kodak only uses two cartridges, either a #30 or a #10. Look at your ink cartridge and you will see the type that you use. I think Printronic has both types available. I recommend you read the available reviews of this ink. I tried it and went back to the Kodak ink. The colors that this ink printed were not acceptable to me. They had a washed out look to them.