Another question hopefully you can answer—what is the printer we are recommending-and should be suggest getting it through best buy or something? i feel like the easier we make it for them, the faster it will happen.

anything else i should mention during the phone call?

-make sure DSL line will be in place
talk about office computer-we won’t network it
would like more table that are flat-not those crazy octo-gonaial things
-let them know we’re making progress, and are excited to see them on the 1st

Response

Samsung printer $129.99
<http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1152227795683&type=product&skuId=7941187>

Lexmark Printer $249.99
<http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1130986501034&type=product&skuId=7631119>

I’m leaning towards the Lexmark even though it is more expensive. From what I can tell from the description, it is ready for networking, while the Samsung may need an adapter or something. Martin, what do you think?

Response

Alma and Ron,

I left a voice mail for Alma, but also thought I would email you some updates.

We are busily working on the computers, making cables and installing software for you. We are all very excited to actually put the computer lab together.

We were hoping you have already or have plans to install the DSL line we discussed, so that we can actually network all of the computer. The computer in the office will not be on this network. This is because it either needs its own phone line, or a very long cable running from the lab to the office.

Also, we like the idea of having several rectangle shaped tables in an “l” shape in the lab. We remember that you have more somewhere, but it would be helpful to have those in the lab when we arrive.

Finally, after some researching, we have two printers to recommend to you.

Samsung printer $129.99
<http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1152227795683&type=product&skuId=7941187>

Lexmark Printer $249.99
<http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1130986501034&type=product&skuId=7631119>

If you decide to buy either of the printers, you should have it sent here so we can network that.

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