Re: usb to parallel
- From: "Tom Ferguson" <tom.msmvp@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 02:42:34 -0300
Try navigating to the printer driver settings and deselect the option
for bi-directional support.
Right click on the printer listing in Start Printers and Faxes
Properties Ports.
Plan B is to try a PCIMA to Parallel connector such as
http://sewelldirect.com/QuatechParallelPCMCIACard.asp
I have no experience with them myself but I have been told they can work
quite well. Be sure to check into the right to return the item if it
does not work in your application.
Alas, these devices are not inexpensive. For not much more you friend
could get a decent USB-connectable printer.
Tom
MSMVP
Windows Shell/User
"greentoenail" <greentoenail at hotmail dot com> wrote in message
news:-IidnUtDVet2UV7ZnZ2dnUVZ_q-dnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:A friend of mine has a new laptop, the laptop has no parallel
connections on
: it. The printer has no usb connections on it. We purchased a usb to
: parallel adapter plugged it in, and it worked fine, at first. The
problem
: occurs when trying to print after not printing for a while, the
printer just
: refuses to print. When we restart the computer, the printer works
again.
: Restarting all the time is becoming rather annoying.
:
: If anyone has encountered this problem, and knows a solution, or has
some
: good ideas, we would be very thankful.
:
:
.
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