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MY PC DOESN'T HAVE A PARALLEL PORT HOW CAN I GET PRINTOUT?
You may try to look for converter for Parallel port to USB port. If you got
networking system just get a "print server" a device convert the parallel port to RJ-45 which allow you connect to HUB or SWITCH. "CB" wrote: Dear All, I have using a DOS Based Program on Windows XP environment to do my office work. That program using Parallel port to (LPT 1) get printout We are using EPSON and Lexmark Wide Carriage Dot Metric Printers. Now I have a Big Problem I've changed the My PC to new IBM PC. All programs are working fine. But this Machine doesn't have a LPT (Parallel Port). All of my Printers Support USB But My Program doesn't support USB. Anyone please help me to connect my Dos Based Program to map LPT port. Thanks in Advance. CB . |
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MY PC DOESN'T HAVE A PARALLEL PORT HOW CAN I GET PRINTOUT?
On 05/25/10 9:14 AM, Calvin wrote:
You may try to look for converter for Parallel port to USB port. If you got networking system just get a "print server" a device convert the parallel port to RJ-45 which allow you connect to HUB or SWITCH. "CB" wrote: Dear All, I have using a DOS Based Program on Windows XP environment to do my office work. That program using Parallel port to (LPT 1) get printout We are using EPSON and Lexmark Wide Carriage Dot Metric Printers. Now I have a Big Problem I've changed the My PC to new IBM PC. All programs are working fine. But this Machine doesn't have a LPT (Parallel Port). All of my Printers Support USB But My Program doesn't support USB. Anyone please help me to connect my Dos Based Program to map LPT port. Thanks in Advance. CB The computer doesn't have an open PCI bus???? You can buy a parallel-port card for under $20. More likely to work than a USB adapter. |
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MY PC DOESN'T HAVE A PARALLEL PORT HOW CAN I GET PRINTOUT?
On 05/25/10 9:14 AM, Calvin wrote:
You may try to look for converter for Parallel port to USB port. If you got networking system just get a "print server" a device convert the parallel port to RJ-45 which allow you connect to HUB or SWITCH. "CB" wrote: Dear All, I have using a DOS Based Program on Windows XP environment to do my office work. That program using Parallel port to (LPT 1) get printout We are using EPSON and Lexmark Wide Carriage Dot Metric Printers. Now I have a Big Problem I've changed the My PC to new IBM PC. All programs are working fine. But this Machine doesn't have a LPT (Parallel Port). All of my Printers Support USB But My Program doesn't support USB. Anyone please help me to connect my Dos Based Program to map LPT port. Thanks in Advance. CB The computer doesn't have an open PCI bus???? You can buy a parallel-port card for under $20. More likely to work than a USB adapter. |
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