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sorry i dont know either

Below are my words sittubmed to the hp review for the b9180. The problem with reviewing is
a lack of perspective. My b9180 is driving me insane since i bought it in may 2008. The
unknown is, ‘would i be having problems with another manufacturer’s product?
’. The answer has to be, possibly. When it works the output is magnificent.
Unfortunately, 80% (yes that is eighty percent) goes in the waste bin. Prints emerge drab
and dull. I hear the cry ‘colour management’. I agree but it does not help. I
clearly am not expert, however, i am also not an ***. Part of my degree profile is
computing. Once upon a time, i was able to write ‘c’. There is something very
wrong with the user interface. I see numerous complaints on this issue yet hp fail to
rectify the problem. Printing from either photoshop cs3 or lightroom 1.4. I set paper
size, quality, paper tray, etc. In the hp printer driver. After filling my waste paper bin
several times, i developed the habit of, before clicking the final print button, going
back and checking the settings. I find that they change. I will cut the account short but
consider my depth of paranoia. I check twice and on the third check the settings change.
This happens so many times that i no longer think that it is my fault. And believe me, i
am used to things being my fault, i was married for 19 years. Does everything check fine
then, as i press the print button, switch to inappropriate settings? I do not know how to
check but it would explain the drab printing. Given that the user interface, which
customers can see, is so obviously faulty and hp are unable/cannot be bothered to fix it,
the questions are ‘what else is wrong? ’ and the big one, ‘will i buy
another hp photo printer? ’. You guessed the answer, ‘not a chance’.