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LPT -> USB adapter?
Is there any kind of adapter to plug my parallel port printer into my USB port on my new computer or do I have to go out and buy a new USB printer now?
TIA, Seth |
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Professional gadfly
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Yes, there are adapters. Here is one: http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/u...nter_cable.htm
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You can buy a PCI parallel port card for a lot less than that adapter. New computer doesn't have a parallel port?
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Member (9 bit)
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nope doesn't have one. it's a, "Hey we don't wanna support no legacy equipment" PC. it's really annoying keyboard, mouse, you name it USB. I'm frankly surprised they have a freakin' floppy in it.
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Newegg:
BAFO 32-bit 1-Port Parallel Add-on PCI Card, Model PCI-1P - Retail Features: Easy Plug-and-Play installation automatically selects IRQ and I/O address Supports PCI IRQ sharing-saves valuable resources for other expansion cards Support 32-bit PCI Bus, Spec. 2.1 Supports more than 1 card into system Built-in SPP, PS2, EPP, ECP compatible IEEE 1284 printer port OS Support: Windows 95,98,ME, 2000, NT4.0, XP, Linux and DOS Model#: PCI-1P Special FedEx Saver Shipping $5.00 - Product Link -See It! (image count 4 ) -Price Alert (N82E16815104409) Return to Service $17.00 YES |
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Member (9 bit)
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sounds much better. As always glc...YOU DA MAN
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