[Duo2400] Re: ADB to USB

[Leonard T. Coco]

We use a CAD program that used a ADB security dongle and now use an 
USB/ADB (iMate) adapter for the dongle with no problem. Like you say the 
trick is operating the software under OS X - the CAD program example is 
still running under OS 9 just on newer machines without the ADB ports - 
only USB.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I have a serial cutter-plotter (a printer with knives) 
with an ADB hardware security dongle. I thought I was 
stuck with WallStreets, the last model with those 2 ports.
Are you saying Lombards, Pismos, iBooks and up, 
with the proper adapters, can sense an ADB hardware key, 
and drive a serial printer/plotter? Maybe I was mislead.
   Tho, if so, I guess a bigger prob would be getting 1997 
software to play nice with OSX.



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