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From: moyman@AQUARIUM.ECN.PURDUE.EDU (Mike "appletalk" MacMoya)
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Subject: Re: Appletalk printer code
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Date: 14 Apr 89 12:53:18 GMT
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--- Your mail of: Wednesday, 04/12/89 ---

   From:  cccvs1.ncsu.edu!rcb@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu  (Randy Buckland)
   Subject:  Appletalk printer code

   Does anyone know of any code that would allow an ethernet connected host
   to talk to an appletalk connected laserwriter in the same fashion as
   a Mac on ethernet can do. This assumes either a kinetics or gatorbox
   connecting ethernet to appletalk. VMS or unix, free or $$$, anything will
   do.

   Randy Buckland
   rcb@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu

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CAP's papif willl allow you to set up an appletalk laserwriter to spool 
off a UNIX host.  You could then use lpr to print to it from any "dumb"
terminal on your network.  In addition, to have any "mac-sent" jobs to
spool off that same UNIX host, you can set up CAP's lwsrv. Anonymous
ftp to cunixc.columbia.edu will get you the CAP package...

--moya
moyman@degree.ecn.purdue.edu