kenh@eclectic.COM (Ken Hancock) (05/31/91)
In article <1991May20.185727.16969@athena.mit.edu> josh@athena.mit.edu (Josh Hartmann) writes: >The GCC PLPII driver must be in the System Folder proper to be recognized. >That is what GCC's tech support says. >It can not be in the Extensions folder of System 7. >The tech support rep also said that a new, System 7-happy driver will be >out during the summer. It will be available free from CompuServe and >GEnie and probably America OnLine. Hopefully someone around here will put >it on mac.archive.umich.edu and sumex-aim.stanford.edu, as I do not have >access to any of the pay services. >GCC will also send you the new driver. However, they want $39 for that >service. :-( PLP 3.0, should hopefully be shipping next week. (NOTE: I said -hopefully-) Since GCC isn't connected up to Internet, we really can't support it. I unofficially support it and the new driver WILL be posted to info-mac. I'll also be happy to post it to umich, if someone will be so kind as to mail me with submission guidelines. As for the $39, we really have to provide that option. There's customers out there who are using really old drivers without the compressed fonts, etc. The $39 includes the three-disk set as well as new manuals/addendums. If there's sufficient interest, I'll also be happy to post the new drivers for the WriteMove, WriteImpact, and ColorFast, but won't do so unless I receive sufficient requests, since there's no need to clutter Stanford's archives. If you wish to see these posted as well, send me mail. Ken -- Ken Hancock | INTERNET: kenh@eclectic.com Isle Systems | Compuserve: >INTERNET: kenh@eclectic.com Macintosh Consulting | AOL: KHancock | Disclaimer: My opinions are mine, | your opinions are yours. Simple, isn't it?