jdb@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Brian K. W. Hook) (02/24/91)
I am in desperate need of Windows drivers for the following things: Panasonic KXP1180 and KXP1191 printer drivers Paradise 640x400x256 color video drivers Packard Bell Legend386SX 800x600x16 color video drivers The Packard Bell uses the OAK Video BIOS, and I believe the OAK Chipset. So if anyone knows where this stuff can be found, any help would ne appreciated. Brian
cpm5479@rigel.tamu.edu (Christopher Menzel) (02/24/91)
In article <27118@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>, jdb@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Brian K. W. Hook) writes... >I am in desperate need of Windows drivers for the following things: > >Panasonic KXP1180 and KXP1191 printer drivers >Paradise 640x400x256 color video drivers >Packard Bell Legend386SX 800x600x16 color video drivers > >The Packard Bell uses the OAK Video BIOS, and I believe the OAK Chipset. >So if anyone knows where this stuff can be found, any help would ne >appreciated. > >Brian The KXP1180 and KXP1191 both emulate the IBM proprinter and the Epson RX80 depending on the setting of switch eight located underneath the printer carriage--up (on?) for the proprinter, down for the Epson. Drivers for both printers are available in Windows. The Epson might be preferable since it produces italics. Better solution: get Adobe Type Manager. It produces output (in either emulation) that is spectacular by comparison. --Chris
cpm5479@rigel.tamu.edu (Christopher Menzel) (02/25/91)
In an earlier followup I noted that Panasonic 1180s and 1191s emulate Epsons RX80s (and FX80s) and Proprinters depending on the setting of switch eight. I've now found that when using ATM the switch needs to be down (off) regardless of which of the two you use. The Epson driver is a little slower, but seems to produce somewhat better output. --Chris