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BeOS Compatible Printers?
AppleTalk does not add to the cost of a Mac-compatible printer. So what is a Mac-compatible printer? One that has circuitry to deal with Apple Talk. However, you can also get some printers in Mac-compatible form and PC-compatible form. The PC-compatible printer costs less than the Mac-compatible printer.

mac & IIGS compatible printers
hammerstein a...@me.com uk games video playstation On 11 Mar 2005 09:42:46 GMT, Rexx Magnus <trash...@uk2.net> wrote: I will never buy another epson printer. Once upon a time, in the late 80's/early 90's they were the best of the best... so was Eric Roberts...

iMac compatible printers (OS 9.2)
I was hoping someone had this same printer with the same problem with Vista and had found a solution. I looked at the Windows list of Vista-compatible Epson printers...and I swear, every letter and number combination is compatible, except the R200. Thanks, Colin and Mike for writing. If you think of anything else,

OK - which modern, new inkjet printers still come with OS9.2 ...
Lots of modern printers are "DOS compatible", even HP ones. Note that "DOS" itself has NO support for differnt printer types, merely support for sending chars to the paraellel/serial port! Any serial or parallel printer therefore is "DOS compatible" (ie but not USB ones). Nope. DOS compatibility at the very least

PostScript-compatible printers
I mean, okay, I can just copy the pictures onto a USB memory stick and take them upstairs, but the novelty of being able to plug my printer into my PS2 is too The link (www.epson.com/gt4) says there are three models compatible: # PictureMate Personal Photo Lab # Epson Stylus Photo R200 # Epson Stylus Photo R800

Vista printing to shared XP printer
However, I personally think the list of compatible printers leaves a lot to be desired, like printers that are actually being sold right now. In my experience, most new printers will work with Great Plains. You're usually safe if you go with HP. We also have a Minolta printer in the office that works just great

PJL compatible printers
ray r...@zianet.com comp os linux hardware K Bear wrote: Trying to find the best modem and printer to use with both Linux and Windows. Can someone help me please. Thanks The Lucent winmodems work fairly well - hp compatible printers are hard to beat - even the least expensive hp does well.

Swiftcalc 128 sideways help.
jwalgren jwalg...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices I was hoping someone had this same printer with the same problem with Vista and had found a solution. I looked at the Windows list of Vista-compatible Epson printers...and I swear, every letter and number combination is

Solaris printer compatibility
Windows' GDI layer is used to rasterize the image, and the printer itself only contains servo control hardware. I'd call that a higher level of responsibility than a DOS program driving a printer, since the DOS program only needs to send text (at minimum). A "DOS compatible" printer has its own rasterizing engine

vista/xp networking a printer
Richard Bonner ak...@chebucto.ns.ca alt msdos Beauchampy wrote: Anyone know of any new-ish printers that support DOS? Beauchampy *** Many companies can and do supply DOS drivers for their printers. See the links to the "WordPerfect Updated" site at: www.chebucto.ns.ca/~ak621/DOS/Websites.html At the above site are

Apple iBook Compatible Printers list?
Current low-end Linux compatible printers (as advertised by manufacturers): Samsung ML-1740 $149.00 ;bargain basement w/1000 sheet initial cart Samsung ML-1750 $224.00 ;very nice printer HP 6127 $226.00 ; Fair and balanced reply.... The 1750 looks like a nice printer. Thanks! I recently bought the Samsung ML1750.

WTB: linux compatible printer
You can get it at http://www.httptech.com/ppa/ I have no idea if it's compatible with SCO unixes, but it works fine on Linux. If it's at all incompatible, fixes should be easy. I've got a file full of plain text to be printed. Ghostcript can't deal with it, so how do I get it into ppa format? -- JP.

unix compatible printers
Christopher Browne cbbro...@acm.org comp os linux hardware In the last exciting episode, jDeGraw <coffee...@komkast.net> wrote: On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 13:33:19 +0000, Christopher Browne wrote: Martha Stewart called it a Good Thing when "Kevin W." <cont...@in.sig.com> wrote: I'm looking for a new, cheap inkjet printer.

Compatible Printers
kitty smokey_ki...@hotmail.com ott forsale computing Hi! I am tired of trying to make partially compatible printers work with my system. Listed as completely compatible are: HP deskjet 310, 400, 420, 500, 540, 550, 600, 660Cse, 672C, 680C, 690C, 694C, 697C... Will pay well for any of the above... kitty.

Dos compatible printers
Greg Andrews g...@panix.com comp lang postscript "Michael A. Covington" <see.www.covingtoninnovations.com.for.address@x> writes: What do you all recommend for an inexpensive PostScript-compatible (not necessarily Adobe engine) printer? Take a look at the recently introduced HP Laserjet 1200se.

Epson FX-80 compatible printer on Tiger (PPC)
Michael Lee Yohe myohe+USE...@redhat.com comp os linux misc Can anyone recommend any cheap (around $100) Linux-compatible printers currently sold by reputable online retailers like amazon.com, etc.? Given the price contraint, it probably has to be ink-jet. I very much recommend the cheap but _fast_ and _awesome

Inexpensive PostScript-compatible printers
Any printer is compatible provided you have suitable drivers for your software. You are, however, asking in the wrong group. The 1512 is *not* an 8 bit machine. You would be better off asking in a PC newsgroup. -- David Cantrell | NukeE...@ThePentagon.com | http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david This message sent using

Linux & Printers
So it's difficult to find Mac-compatible printers on the used market. There is the option of PowerPrint, which is a program that provides drivers and a parallel to USB cable to use PC-compatible printers with the Mac, but it costs about $70. It does work, I used it for a long time with my old Mac and a PC printer,

Does anyone has a list of compatible printers with HP ...
I see that when looking for a printer for a IIGS, one should look for keywords such as "HP Compatible, LaserJet Compatible, or PCL Compatible." I would like to use this printer on both a macintosh and my beloved IIGS. So, my question is, will these printers also work on macintoshes? If not, what printers WILL work

Dos compatible printers
DISCUSSION Usage USB Printer Sharing was designed for small work group environments and is not intended to provide the same complex functionality found on some high-end prin t spoolers. Compatibility The following is a list of known compatible printers. Please check with the printer vendor for current compatibility