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From: russotto@eng.umd.edu (Matthew T. Russotto)
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Subject: Re: IIsi and ImageWriter One
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Date: 18 Mar 91 05:17:32 GMT
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In article <7146@harrier.ukc.ac.uk> dl1@ukc.ac.uk (D.Langford) writes:

>I now /do/ need to print often, and as an ImageWriter I can't be shared
>(can it?)
Nope.

>I disconnected the two Macs, and gave the IIsi the ImageWriter 1
>(and the modem), leaving the Plus isolated.

>HOWEVER - the IIsi now keeps falling over: the oh-jeez-not-again 'processor
>not present' error. I took out SuperSpool, thinking it might be that; but
>no dice....
>
>Please, O net gurus - can an ImageWriter 1 work with a IIsi? Am I missing
>something blindingly obvious, or is it sadly time to put the printer out
>to grass (don't want to do that; it works beautifully still)....?

I can't think of any reason an ImageWriter I would NOT work with a IIsi. It
does, after all, use the same driver as the ImageWriter II.  Have you tried
replacing that driver? 
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