>No, my comments were more along the lines of buying another plotter (and
>computer) with a serial interface.  If your existing plotter does the
>job for you, by all means keep it. 

Plotters themselves are Rip Van Winkle technology. Most have been 
replaced with ink jet printers that cost a heck of a lot less. About the 
only application that still requires a plotter is a vinyl cutter.


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