biesty@ide.com (Bill Biesty) (06/14/91)
In article <1639@balrog.ctron.com> bangrazi@ctron.com writes: >I saw mention of a PD program called PrintAid 1.4, which was a System 7.0 >safe version of a print spooler for an ImageWriter. Could someone tell me >how I can get a copy to try? > I just got it from comp.binaries.mac. Does anyone know if this version is compatible with 6.0.5? Bill Biesty
Dan.Hughes@p911.f421.n109.z1.FidoNet.Org (Dan Hughes) (06/16/91)
It doesn't work with System 7, IWII and Mac IISI. I know, I've tried it. * Origin: The Clone: Macintosh Things - 301-946-8677 (1:109/421.911)
rcs8@po.CWRU.Edu (Robert C. Sprecher) (06/16/91)
It also doesnn't work with IIsi, Sys 7.0, and StyleWriter. -- Robert C. Sprecher, M.D. (E-Mail) rcs8@po.cwru.edu Department of Otolaryngology (Voice) 216-844-3001 Case Western Reserve University (FAX) 216-844-5727 Cleveland, Ohio 44106 **These are MY opinions,MINE,MINE,MINE,...
holzman@sequent.com (06/17/91)
In article <677044901.1@blkcat.FidoNet> Dan.Hughes@p911.f421.n109.z1.FidoNet.Org (Dan Hughes) writes: >It doesn't work with System 7, IWII and Mac IISI. I know, I've tried >it. > I'm using PrintAid 1.4 w/ Sys7 (from FTP.APPLE.COM) and an IWII with no problem at all. It even works with Word4 ! This is an SE w/ 4 Meg. Not exactly a print spooler, as you cannot get back to the currently printing app; however - you can jump to any other running app or to the finder to launch another app. I love it ... -- Alan Holzman Phone = (503) 578-5184 Operating Systems Product Manager FAX = (503) 578-7562 Sequent Computer Systems Inc. Internet = holzman@sequent.com 15450 SW Koll Pkwy UUCP = ...!sequent!holzman Beaverton, OR. 97006 CIS = 76665,3406
TOGE@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU (Nobukazu Toge) (06/28/91)
PrintAid 1.0 did not work well for me on my IIci, sys 7, StyleWriter
(Very frequent timing? error, causing a "Paper has jammed" message).
PrintAid 1.4 works just fine on the same set-up IIci, sys 7, StyleWriter.
I don't know if works on 6.0.5, because I trashed it.
- Nobu Toge (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)
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