It sounds like during the install, the installer decided it needed to
update the pre-bindings for everything again. This happens every now
and then for odd reasons.
Pre-bindings are how all of the various programs, program parts,
libraries, etc. know about each other and get used by each other.
Jerry, you forever don't cease to amaze me. Due to your suggestions (
although i had no troubles at all ) I did peek into that black hole of
terminal , also summoned those contents od the addressbook by clicking
while holding the control key - well - a new Hades with scribbles of
terminal charc
Well Marta, just stop by the booth and pick up a day pass to "the
underworld" as you call it. Should be loads of entertainment,
especially if you have Fortune installed
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11526 (uh this
requires the Developer Tools to be installed to compile this t
I have a client out of town who recently purchased a G5 iMac and she
needs to print 3 part checks via a dot matrix printer. She isn't ready
to change her checks nor her dot matrix style of printing but her current
Epson LQ-570 doesn't appear to have the right hardware connection.
Can anyone sugges
Jeff-
I scrapped my dot matrix about twelve years ago, but I still have the
first HP inkjet ever made. I paid about $850 for it, but I will let it
go cheaper than that. Since your client seems to like antiques, maybe
you could talk her into one of these..
Neal
Jeff @ SLYN Systems wrote:
>I
Thanks very much Neal but she's adamant about using her 3 part carboned
checks, which means we're stuck with a pinfed, dot matrix situation.
Anyone else have any recommendations to hook up to the G5?
Jeff Slyn, Owner
SLYN Systems & Peripherals
(502) 426-5469
serving Kentuckiana clients 7 days a we
There use to be a driver for it, but the last time I talked to Epson they
had dropped it from their list,
and no one in their tech dept could help. I know I've got a client with
the same problem, and they
have to print using classic mode, as we can't find the driver for OSX.
Original Message:
This might help:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/pipermail/macosx-list/2002q4/000168.html
from the message:
(lines cut out)
The driver you want to use is the "Epson 24-Pin Series" which is
located under "ESP"
To change the resolution just click on the "Copies & Pages" popup when
you p
Should have mentioned that ESP in the ESP driver stands for Easy
Software Products
They have commercial stuff at http://www.easysw.com/
They support a whopping large number of printers (5300+ according to
the web-site).
Jerry
On Apr 21, 2005, at 5:38 PM, Jeff
Am I right that the problem is the physical connection? I can't imagine
a new G5 would have the port for what is probably a serial printer.
Isn't there some way she could set up her old computer as a print server
just for the dot matrix printer? Seems to me that would solve a couple
of problems
Has anyone mentioned one of those usb to parallel converters? I've seen
them but haven't looked at them too much because I don't have the need
for one.
Brian O'Neal
On Apr 21, 2005, at 7:15 PM, Jerry Yeager wrote:
Should have mentioned that ESP in the ESP driver stands for Easy
Software Pr
Lee, I have just read with great interest your article in the Access
concerning Myth, so timely for what I am doing at this time in trying
to build a home and utilize a system like you describe.
I do not have the expertise to do as you, can't even understand it, but
the last line of your artic
Apple has released an update to address problems that some have had
with 10.3.9 and Java. Get it via SUPP.
Jerry
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Someday, I will come up with a clever signature line. I am not sure if
I will use it or not, but I will come up with one.
| The
John, I know much less than you , and yet have all these "crazy ideas"
- I had the same thoughts as I read the Access article. I did get this
new small TV and the Dish channel to get the German TV Channel. It is
a Philips, HDV ready, has this new wide screen, but can be set in three
ratios. -
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