> From: Bill Judson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> it depends upon getting hold of driver for the printer that'll enable your >> beastie to use it, >> > > If the aforementioned laser printer has an Apple LocalTalk port, as it > apparently does, then it is almost certainly a PostScript printer. (Very > few, if any laser printers, except certain Apple-branded LaserWriters, would > have a Mac port and be QuickDraw-only printers.) You can use the LaserWriter > 8.x.whatever driver that can with your system software.
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