The civilization claimed in this book has very poor morality in India. This civilization created "division" or "caste" among peaceful Indians and inflicted numerous atrocities among innocent civilians. Though this fact does not directly relate to the claim this book makes, I request readers however to be cautious in accepting the facts laid down in this book without consulting references and other supporting articles.

Amazon allows the authors friends and publisher's shills to write positive interviews for books and then deletes any one star reviews when the publisher complains. So I thought I'd write another.Basically - genetic research has proven that there was in influx of invaders (mostly male) into Northern India in the not too distant past. Their genes remain in the chromosones of the upper caste males of India. This research was done by both Indians and Americans jointly and is scientifically provable and published in peer reviewed journals.This book is simple speculation and earnest wishing. Don't take it for any truth.

Installed exactly as instructioned. Drivers installed fine. Lexmark software would not install. After an hour of uninstalling, restarting and reinstalling, I found a way to manually install the software. (Lexmark's site was absolutely no help.) I was able to print and scan using Windows' utilities, but Lexmark's own sofware wouldn't detect the machine. When scanning, it made an unusual rattling noise and the scans came out with horizontal lines. When using Pictbridge to print photos directly from the camera, it doesn't automatically print at the highest quality setting. You have to go into the printer's default settings in Windows, set the quality to the highest setting first. After you're done, you have to go back into the settings and change it back to your preference. This sort of kills the whole purpose of Pictbridge if you're looking to quickly print a few photos directly from the camera.

I researched pretty thoroughly before purchasing this printer. I bought it from Staples, and have been SO happy with the choice. It's not as compact and pretty as those new HP's but I have loved it nonetheless. I think the photo quality is great, even without changing out the color ink cartridge. The setup was a breeze, though I do not have the fax connected. You really get more features for a better price with this printer. It may not be as pretty as the others, but who cares!? It's done a great job so far, I have had it 6 months.

I would not recommend to buy this product. 10 reason not to buy.1. Cheap stuff2. Delicate3. Shakes while printing4. Poor quality print.5. Fax dose not work all time6. Auto feeder sucks.7. Does not come with USB cord8. Expensive catridges.9. Poor quality color print

This printer does not scan to PDF's acceptably under Windows Vista, so if you're planning on using it for that, buy a different brand. From what I've been able to determine, Lexmark says it's Vista and Microsoft says it's the Lexmark driver.