OK, this is a mission. I'm looking to get a Nun in Ireland all hooked up. For a number of years she was using a PowerBook 540c I had hand-rebuilt with higher speed, FPU "the works" (not PowerPC). Now she's moved from Australia to Ireland and I've got her a nice PowerBook 3400 240 (which I may put a G3 card in) and I need to get her a good, small printer that will automatically handle the electrical current over there. Does anyone on the list know what current they use in Ireland and what the plugs look like? Any recomendations on printers? I would like to stick to Serial Port printers rather than try to enable a USB card.
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