On 4/19/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> a Parallel printer...did Apple make such beasts?Here's a question like a blast from the past:
I just found a Portable Stylewriter in a thriftstore--remarkably compact and useful--would love to use it with my Lombard. Only thing is, it looks like
The printer is actually a Canon.
Apple bundled the Portable SW with a serial-parallel adapter and a software nad by GDT.
The same company did the POwerPrint series of adapters and a great software to connect to the mac most of the PC printers.
You will need the adapter and a specific software.
I can provide you for free with the original software that shipped with the Portable SW, it is now obsolete.
Consider that to use it with 7.5 or 8 you probably need the PowerPrint software and indicate the printer as a canon BJ10e or so.
Definitevely it will not work with any of the Printer that the OS installer put into the chooser.
Ben
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