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From: gerber@buzzer.enet.dec.com (Robert M. Gerber)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: Wanted!!!: Amiga Plug'n'Play for Okimate 20.
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Date: 12 Jun 90 16:25:53 GMT
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> 	I own an Okimate 20 which I purchased used.  It has
> the IBM version of the Plug'n'Play.  I want to get the
> Amiga version, but the retail is $99, so I want to either
> get a used one or trade my IBM for an Amiga version.  Any
> info would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Scott Sutherland
> sutherla@qtp.ufl.edu
> 

	There were two IBM versions of the Plug'n'Play one parallel and one
serial.  These are
the Amiga ones.  If you have an A1000, you need special cabling.  If you
have any other Amiga,
the standard IBM style cables will work.  The Amiga version even came
with the IBM manual.  The
only difference between the two versions was software that printed
sample pictures. 

	In essence, you probably have all that you need.
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