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Article #4109Re: ImageWriter 1 hooked to AppleTalk net
From: Stuart Schmukler
Date: Thu, 21 May 1987 19:54
Date: Thu, 21 May 1987 19:54
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There are a few solutions (no order to this list):
-MaxBuffer from DataSpace. (I have tried this it works _IF_ there is
no HAYES Interbridge in the network.)
-MultiTalk from AST (see the big ads in MacWorld. I have not seen this
at all. It comes from Europe, AST is the distributor in the US.)
- xxx from a company in florida. This seems to be a commerical version
of the stuff done at Dartmouth for serial Appletalk. I am not sure that it
will
do what you want.
-Macserve from Infosphere seems to have a spooling function
for locally attached printers (or modems?).
SaS
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