RE: [WinMac] NT/Mac print problems
Daniel Danker(daniel[at]jn4d.com)
Mon, 17 Aug 1998 12:32:48 -0700
> Here's the rub: With a 4 MB SIMM installed in a LaserWriter
> 360, it will
> recognize all 7 MB (3 MB soldered + 4 MB installed). With a 16 MB SIMM
> installed, the 3 MB soldered in will be ignored, i.e. only 16 MB will be
> reported.
It's time to get the 16MB Simm in that baby!!! Now tell me, what
improvements will I see with the additional printer RAM?
> This will allow the Macs to print in their own language;
> and PC's to print
> through the NT Spooler. Since System 7.1, the MacOS has its own built-in
> spooler; and in >98% of the cases it works better than going
> through an NT
> spooler. There ARE exceptions, but concentrate on the norm, not the
> exception: If you are using a(n) LW360, then most likely you don't really
> NEED NT's spooler.
OK, so let's say I've shut off the print spooler for Macintosh service in
NT. Now the macs print using their own language. That sounds dandy. So
once I do that, do I still have to set the printing to ASCII instead of
Binary? Also, if so, where in the world do I do it!?!? I looked under the
NT properties and don't see it anywhere, and the Mac print dialog box also
doesn't yield anything similar to Binary or ASCII.
Thanks for your previous post, VERY informative.
- Daniel.
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