My Reply follows quote. On 23/07/2004 03:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >On 7/22/04 10:36 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> although i'm sure you checked already, >> make sure you have a scsi drive not a parallel. scsi has diamond were >> parallel has computer or printer printed above connectors. they use same >> connector. >> chuck lenington >> >> Karl Miller wrote: >>> >I think you can tell that it is a scsi zip if it has a scsi id changer on >the back. --------- Usually true, but there some models of SCSI Zip drives that don't have the selector. In that case, the previously mentioned "printer" icon is an easy identifier.
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