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In article <852@accelerator> czei@accelerator (Michael S. Czeiszperger) writes:
>I've got a MIDI interface, modem, and printer at home, and am
>constantly having to switch connections in order to use all
>three.  Does anyone know of a commercially available hardware
>switch to allow all three to be connected at once?  I would try
>building a switch myself, but the individual parts needed are
>hard to find and expensive; it would be easier to just by something.


You may want to check out MacEnhancer by SoftStyle (800) 367-5600. It
plugs into a serial port and it provides access to an Appletalk port
(not a din8), two RS-232C ports, and a serial-to-parallel port (which
they claim is useful for IBM printers). Selection of a given port is
through the chooser.  I assume connecting the RS-232C to a more
standard Mac port requires only a cable (is this true?).

I have no first hand experience with this product; only brochure
information. Please let us know what you think if you buy it.
(I think it is around $170-225).

phil...