3. Click General tab, click "Print Test Page" button, and then click OK to print test page.

Look on test page for Driver Version.

All of major printer manufactures have web sites and they allow you to freely download their printer drivers. All you need to know is your printers manufacturer and model number. When you go to their web site look for words like "Downloads", "Drivers", "Software" or "Support" and drill down to your model.

Here is web site URL's for more popular brands. (I've done most of drilling for you to drivers). Some of these links are rather long so be sure to get entire URL in your browser.

Hewlett Packard http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/support.html

Canon http://www.usa.canon.com/html/conCprTSIndex.jsp?app=download

Epson http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/SupportIndex.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes

Lexmark http://www.lexmark.com/US/support/drivers/

Xerox http://www.xerox.com/go/xrx/template/productsupport.jsp?Xcntry=USA&Xlang=en_US

Brother http://www.brother.com/E-ftp/info/index.html

By way, Dell printers are getting really popular but be warned, even though they are made by Lexmark, they will not accept a Lexmark cartridge. And I don't know of any company that is remanufacturing Dell cartridges. A Lexmark refill kit will work with Dell cartridges though.

All newer Epson cartridges need a reset tool if you refill them. If you don't reset chip on cartridge they simply will not work.

HP cartridges can be reset by selectively taping over certain contacts on cartridge foil strip. I tip my hat to whoever figured that out.

Lexmark does not need a reset procedure but they are a little fussy to refill sometimes.

Canon ink tanks contain NO technology. They are simply a plastic shell. The hardest thing about refilling Canon cartridges is getting a good seal over refill hole. If you don't get a 100% airtight seal they will leak.

So what printer do I use? I use an Epson C60....It was on sale! ;-)