Kernel-Mode Print Drivers: Gone the Way of the Dinosaur

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re: Kernel-Mode Print Drivers: Gone the Way of the Dinosaur

Corby Williams — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 16:17:19 GMT

As a former perf team member, I now work for a company that is in the medical field. We currently utilize 16 bit print drivers for all our x-ray printer line. These printers are using DICOM (radiology protocol over tcp-ip, app level). Unfortunately, I believe that the whole medical community has not gotten this message yet, even after all of the BSODs and freezes. I am all for 32 bit, but the market is not entirely ready for it I believe.

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