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From: mcnc.org!steinmetz!gemed!sol!blc@cs.utexas.edu (Brett Chapman)
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Subject: Re: Postscript Printing
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Date: 28 Feb 89 14:08:04 GMT
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X-Sun-Spots-Digest: Volume 7, Issue 172, message 10 of 15

If you check the LaserWriter II NT/NTX Owner's Guide starting on page 119,
there are instructions for cranking the printer up to 57.6K baud.  I have
our NT running at 38.4K baud (highest practical on sun) with no ill
effects.  Depending on what your printing, you can get a good 30%
improvement in through- put.  This is certainly a cheaper solution than
purchasing new hardware.

	Brett Chapman
	Systems Administrator
	General Electric Medical Systems - Ultrasound Modality

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