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To: H Peterson who wrote (5950)	9/26/1999 12:53:00 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) of 110652

hey hp, if the drivers are on floppy, you could put the disk in A drive and go to explorer and check the contents of the disk by highlighting A drive. that's what i would do, perhaps someone else can tell you a better way. then you can visit a site such as the one you posted to see if those filenames (drivers) are the most current available. driverguide.com is another good place for drivers. i'd say that installing drivers is getting easier all the time. there always seem to be instructions to follow. hope this helps. i'm heading out to experience life away from the computer screen for a few hours. (i'll be careful.) :) mark

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