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Has anyone implemented any solution (software or hardware) to allow
printing from an HPUX workstation (9000/782) running 10.20, to an apple
printer? Unfortunately this printer (LW PRO 630) while on an ethernet
network does not implement the TCP/IP protocol and can't have an IP
address set.

My understanding is that this can be done via a program like CAP (but it
keeps dumping cores when I try to patch it) or failing to compile
directly. There is also a program called netatalk but it is not made for
the HP. I guess this could also be done via some type of printer interface
which allows setting an IP address.

Anyway, I would really appreciate it if anyone has actually implemented a
solution and would be willing to share it directly. I just don't have
enough programming experience to figure out why CAP is bombing or to fix
netatalk for the HP

Thanks,

Darren Gitelman

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Quote:>Has anyone implemented any solution (software or hardware) to allow
>printing from an HPUX workstation (9000/782) running 10.20, to an apple
>printer? Unfortunately this printer (LW PRO 630) while on an ethernet
>network does not implement the TCP/IP protocol and can't have an IP
>address set.

>My understanding is that this can be done via a program like CAP (but it
>keeps dumping cores when I try to patch it) or failing to compile
>directly. There is also a program called netatalk but it is not made for
>the HP. I guess this could also be done via some type of printer interface
>which allows setting an IP address.

>Anyway, I would really appreciate it if anyone has actually implemented a
>solution and would be willing to share it directly. I just don't have
>enough programming experience to figure out why CAP is bombing or to fix
>netatalk for the HP

>Thanks,

>Darren Gitelman

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>To get random signatures put text files into a folder called 3Random Signatures2 into your Preferences folder.

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