geoff@pmafire.UUCP (Geoff Allen) (08/21/89)
I just got a copy each of SuperSpool and SuperLaserSpool that a friend
found at a garage sale (sometimes it helps to be known as one of those
wierdos who likes the Mac :-) ). The SuperSpool still has the registration
card (though it has been opened) and the SuperLaserSpool is still
shrinkwrapped.
What's the difference between the two? I know SuperLaserSpool works with
LaserWriters and SuperSpool doesn't. Is there any other difference?
I have an SE with 1 Mbyte RAM (hoping to upgrade in time for System 7.0).
I use an ImageWriter II and System 6.0.2.
Thanks
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Geoff Allen - WINCO Computer Process Engineering
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...{uunet|bigtex}!pmafire!geoff | Disclaimer: WINCO doesn't believe in Macs,
...ucdavis!egg-id!pmafire!geoff | so of course these are my own views.Fabian@cup.portal.com (Fabian Fabe Ramirez) (08/24/89)
Geoff, Essentially, SuperSpool is a subset of SLS. Their functionality is basically the same. SuperSpool is specifically for direct connect ImageWriter printers; whereas, SLS is for all Apple printers (LaserWriters, AppleTalk ImageWriters, or direct connect ImageWriters) and this should be indicated on the packaging. Fabian Ramirez SuperMac Technology fabian@cup.portal.com sun!cup.portal.com!fabian