AEBS reboots when printer turned on

Subject says it all really. When I turn on my printer (Canon Pixma iP1500) my base station reboots. Anyone else seen this?
Ivan

Ivan Peters wrote:
Subject says it all really. When I turn on my printer (Canon Pixma iP1500) my base station reboots. Anyone else seen this?
Not really. I have a Pixma iP6600 and it works just fine.

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>However, you are very selective in your quote. Michael
goes on to say
>(and I agree with him on this point):
>
>"The problem with logical inches and all other fixed
units of measure
>is that they do not scale well on systems with different
dot-per-inch
>settings. What may seem just right in Windows at 96 dpi
may be too
>large or too small on other systems.
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settings, has
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the OS
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other
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