jdic@troi.cc.rochester.edu (Jonathan Dick) (11/21/90)
In the November 12 issue of PC week is an article on Microsoft's new Supplemental Driver Library for Windows 3.0 which can "dramatically increase performance and graphic output quality of Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) LaserJet Series II and III printers." The article goes on to say: "The SDL can be downloaded from various on-line services. It is also available on disk for $20 by calling Microsoft, of Redmond, Wash., at (800) 426-9400." Does any know which particular on-line services these are? Is the SDL available for FTP anywhere? Has anyone out there used the product and if so, is it worth getting? --------|\----o-------------------------------------------------------------- | \ o | Jonathan Dick jdic@cc.rochester.edu |\ / .\ o | University Computing Center | | ( | University of Rochester |/ \ / | Rochester, NY Standard disclaimers apply. | / |---------------------------------------------------------- |/ |
ejy@cbnewsi.att.com (eugene.yurek) (11/22/90)
From article <10580@ur-cc.UUCP>, by jdic@troi.cc.rochester.edu (Jonathan Dick): > > In the November 12 issue of PC week is an article on Microsoft's new > Supplemental Driver Library for Windows 3.0 which can "dramatically > increase performance and graphic output quality of Hewlett-Packard Co. > (HP) LaserJet Series II and III printers." > > The article goes on to say: "The SDL can be downloaded from various > on-line services. It is also available on disk for $20 by calling > Microsoft, of Redmond, Wash., at (800) 426-9400." > > Does any know which particular on-line services these are? Is the SDL > available for FTP anywhere? Has anyone out there used the product and if > so, is it worth getting? > > > --------|\----o-------------------------------------------------------------- > | \ o | Jonathan Dick jdic@cc.rochester.edu > |\ / .\ o | University Computing Center > | | ( | University of Rochester > |/ \ / | Rochester, NY Standard disclaimers apply. > | / |---------------------------------------------------------- > |/ | Look on cica.cica.indiana.edu in the directory pub/pc/win3/sdl. The files you are looking for are in here (that is provided you can ftp over the internet). -- Eugene J. Yurek Internet: ejy@honasa.att.com AT&T Bell Laboratories UUCP: ...!att!honasa!ejy Holmdel, NJ Voice: (201) 949-3753
johnm@spudge.UUCP (John Munsch) (11/24/90)
In article <10580@ur-cc.UUCP> jdic@troi.cc.rochester.edu (Jonathan Dick) writes: >The article goes on to say: "The SDL can be downloaded from various >on-line services. It is also available on disk for $20 by calling [lines removed] >Does anybody know which particular on-line services these are? Is the SDL >available for FTP anywhere? Has anyone out there used the product and if >so, is it worth getting? One online service that is carrying the SDL is Compu$erve. I believe the forum you want is MSL and you can download just the disks that you want. A lot of local BBS's carry Windows stuff these days. You might just try a couple of local calls before spending any money. John Munsch