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| DATE | Sep 13, 1998 |
| TICKET | #310907 |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Serial LW driver
No Wonder User - Sep 13, 1998 - 12:11 am
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: LaserWriter II ntx
RAM: Not related
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: Not related
Description:
Just bought a LaserWriter II NTX to connect to my Mac at home and am baffled by what driver to use. The standard LaserWriter driver doesn't give the option to choose a port -- it just assumes ethernet. So there must be some sort of 'serial' laserwriter driver out there. I tried using a LaserWriter 300 driver, but it won't print. I've scoured Apple's tech info site, but there's no mention of what driver to use.
I have tried the LocalTalk - LaserWriter bridge, but again, it doesn't give me anywhere to define a port.
Any suggestions?
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Problem: Software
Computer Type: Apple
Model: LaserWriter II ntx
RAM: Not related
RAM Enhancer: None
OS Version: Not related
Description:
Just bought a LaserWriter II NTX to connect to my Mac at home and am baffled by what driver to use. The standard LaserWriter driver doesn't give the option to choose a port -- it just assumes ethernet. So there must be some sort of 'serial' laserwriter driver out there. I tried using a LaserWriter 300 driver, but it won't print. I've scoured Apple's tech info site, but there's no mention of what driver to use.
I have tried the LocalTalk - LaserWriter bridge, but again, it doesn't give me anywhere to define a port.
Any suggestions?
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No Wonder Tech - Sep 13, 1998 - 10:34 am
John,
The NTX is a LocalTalk LaserWriter only. No serial interface.
Vegard Brenna
No Wonder support
vegardb@nowonder.com
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The NTX is a LocalTalk LaserWriter only. No serial interface.
Vegard Brenna
No Wonder support
vegardb@nowonder.com
Awake when California sleeps :-)
Time zone CET = GMT+1 = No Wonder+8
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