On 12/9/03 3:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] apparently said: >Ahh, yes, such do exist, and if you haven't yet bought one, that is all >you really need to do, plug an Ethernet capable, Mac/PC compatible >printer into your hub and go. However, you may have to plug it into a Hub >and not a DSL (or other internet) router. Some router's built in hubs >won't pass anything but TCP/IP packets, and for Mac use, you want to use >EtherTalk, which many of those built in hubs will not handle. EtherTalk >is AppleTalk over Ethernet. To get around the limit of the router, simply >plug the printer and the Macs into a hub that is then connected to the >router.
Chris, I have another, related question on this topic. I have an Apple Personal LaserWriter 320 connected to my Ethernet Hub using an AsantePrint Ethernet-to-AppleTalk adapter. All of my Mac's can access this printer easily. Now the question: I have to use a PC for work (a laptop), and when I bring it home and hook it into my Hub, I'd like to be able to print to the LaserWriter. Do you know if a Windows-2000 compatible driver is available for this configuration? Is it possible to print from a PC to this printer? Regards, Joe Getchel ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
