Re: TI-H: Re: Printing
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Re: TI-H: Re: Printing
I've got printing working fully on an ImageWriter (serial), ImageWriter II
(serial) IBM (real big parallel), Star NX-1000, and an HP 870Cxi. I now
have support for text printing on *all* parallel and serial printers, those
listed were the first to have multiple fonts and graphic capibility. This
is so cool! I'll probably be able to sell the TI<->Serial/Parallel
converter soon (week) so just keep checking my web page. I'm just about to
put up a section on the protocall and how to use ASCII printing. Btw, the
ImageWriter and HP both have graphic -and- color support... ;)
Grant
>I have a Star NX-1000II (Not rainbow) printer, from my departed Commodore
Then its your lucky day because I have a Star NX-1000 too...
>64, that I used quite frequently for printing long files and banners.
>They are much quicker than inkjets. I thought that I was the only person
>to use an old inkjet on a new PC. I must agree on the cheap part, as I
Well, depends entirely on the printer.
>have seen them for $10- at computer shows and in the bargain bin locally.
> What would be really great would be a receipt printer from a cash
>register.
>~Larry C
>Larry1492@juno.com
>
>>We can't possibly design our own thermal printers, but then again, =
>>remember dot-matrix? we can use that, and it's plenty fast, and cheap
>>=
>>to maintain. I have a 12 year old dot-matrix printer in perfect
>>working =
>>condition!
>>Christopher Kalos
>>raptorone@stuytech.com
>>Executive Director/Administrator
>>Virtual Technologies Developer's Group
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Grant Stockly
AppleCyber - http://www.alaska.net/~gussie