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re: HP Tech Forum 2008

Karla Winter — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 19:25:16 GMT

Hi Ana - thanks for your question.

The presentations are loaded in the session scheduler. You just login with the username and password you created for the event when you registered and go back in to the session scheduler. The presentations are included in the session abstract for the sessions which the presenters gave us permission to post.

If you have forgotten your login information, just click the “I forgot my password” link and enter email to have it reset

re: HP Becomes a Certified IT Asset Disposal Vendor

murradav — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 20:29:49 GMT

Hi Fadel,

To contact an HP Financial Services Representative about disposing IT assets, please visit this page:

h20330.www2.hp.com/.../260063-0-0-225-121.html

To learn more about HP Financial Services and IT asset recovery, see this webpage:

h20330.www2.hp.com/.../274694-0-0-225-121.html

Regards,

David Murray

re: HP Becomes a Certified IT Asset Disposal Vendor

Fadel F Iskander — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:13:12 GMT

We would like to participate in disposing of some of our IT Assets that we have. Can you please provide a contact?

re: HP Tech Forum 2008

Ana — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 19:17:27 GMT

Hi,

I attended the HP Tech Forum this year and I have questions on how I can access the presentations that were part of the forum. Can someone please help me with that question, my email is aarosteg@mail.nih.gov.

Thanks - Ana

re: Reaching your green fatigue threshold? HP's committed to the environment.

Gail Nickel-Kailing — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:29:01 GMT

Alison,

As managing editor for WhatTheyThink's Going Green section, I read an enormous amount about green business practices. Yesterday I received my copy of Print magazine - a wonderful publication, by the way.

In it was a little piece on The Designers Accord, but there was a great bit describing "eco-fatigue." It mentioned the Britney Spears Factor: "Everyone loves you. Until they don't."

We may have reached the top of the hype cycle... but this issue isn't going to go away!

Gail

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re: HP Becomes a Certified IT Asset Disposal Vendor

Hotel key card printing — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 10:20:41 GMT

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re: Governance by the People, the Page or the Cartridge?

murradav — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:34:45 GMT

Mike

You're spot on! In 2007 HP unveiled our Print 2.0 Strategy for both consumer and commercial customer segments, and we effectively "retired" the Total Print Management moniker in favor of Print 2.0. And it's more than labels - we've expanded our MPS business offerings, we have extensively expanded our partner solutions program that connects tested, proven and certified best-of-breed partner software solutions to our MFPs and printers, and we have increased our field resources to serve our customers directly and with our channel partners. More information on all these programs can be found at www.hp.com/large.

Regards,

Morris

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re: Eco:nomics - HP's Tips to Help the Environment and Your Bottom Line

Bernt — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:58:42 GMT

Good tips! I have also gathered a list of tips to make your everyday greener! It includes some things to make your office greener in addition to the items in this list. Have a look if you're interested!

www.yourinfocentral.com/environmentsaving

re: Manage Your Printing Environment with Web Jetadmin 10.0

Doug Fanning — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 21:51:48 GMT

I stumbled across this site looking for answers regarding Device Storage Manager availability in wja 10. I second the remark that DSM in 8.1 does not work--it has never worked for me.

I have used the venerable HP Resource Manager instead to assign IDs to fonts and macros and successfully store them on laserjets. We currently are using a number of LJ4250 printers. (BTW, thank you, thank you, for incorporating CompactFlash cards in these printers!!!) We store form overlays for invoices and statements that we generate in MS Word and merge with data printing from our Unix backend server. We also incorporate Material Safety Data Sheets that are stored as macros on the printers.

Alas, I cannot get HP Resource Manager to discover any printers in Vista. How is it that an ancient (by technology standards) program like HPRM can achieve something that Web Jetadmin cannot--or won't?

re: Governance by the People, the Page or the Cartridge?

Mike Huster — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:50:14 GMT

Morris, I have been researching HP MPS for a customer and from what I have been able to determine is the over-arching program for MPS has moved from Total Print Management to Print 2.0. This means some of the solutions and services have been enhanced and some have had name changes. Would this be accurate? Thanks.