🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <924644261snz@noelsys.demon.co.uk>, Ernest
<ernest@noelsys.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <678824293wnr@nemesis.nu> Neil@nemesis.nu "Neil Barker" writes:
>
>> Hmmmm. Perhaps a quick lesson on the different types of expansion 
>> sockets on a motherboard will help to explain this.
>
>lots of good stuff.....
>But what's this to do with Parallel Port Scanners?  :)

maybe down to the fact that the plug on the back of the cheapo HP SCSI
cards uses the same 25 pin canon D plug as the parallel port??

Not being at all familiar with the non-business range of Compaq Pcs I
wonder if there is an outside chance of an ISA slot lurking on the back of a
riser card? possibly necessitating removal of the psu to gain easy access.
Common on some low profile desktop cases, can't say I've seen it on a
tower though.

>
>Methinks the original poster is well and truly lost. Maybe
>more clarification is necessary.

Scanner model number would be a good place to start.

-- 
Tim Puffett