That explains things. The Mac version allows test/demonstration printing without any addional parts. Hold the "Ready" button while pressing the "Power" button. When the "Ready Light" flashes, insert paper and a test page is printed. PC printers (for the most part) need their own built in fonts, extras of which would be available on a card. The Mac versions use the Mac's built in fonts and can print with any font available to the computer. The joys of Mac vs PC even carries over to peripherals.
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