>The printer did not understand PostScript. However, on the printer,
>there are a number of different "Modes"
>and other options that are selectable, and without a manual, it
>isn't clear what they do. One could be
>PostScript, I'll have to do some more tests. But plain ascii sent
>from the PC worked fine.
From a recent post in COMP.SYS.NEXT.HARDWARE, here is some
additional info on the printer:
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From: willadams_at_aol.com (William F. Adams)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.hardware
Date: 28 Dec 2001 21:12:04 GMT
References: <6%KW7.137025$8w3.26609673_at_typhoon.kc.rr.com>
Organization: AOL
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Subject: Re: Wanted: NeXT Color Printer
Message-ID: <20011228161204.15528.00001377_at_mb-ci.aol.com>
``sales'' asked:
>Wanted to buy: NeXT Color Printer. Also want information on this
>printer. - Specifications
It's a re-badged Canon BJC-800/820 with SCSI connector and logic board for
same. CMYK, 360 x 360 dpi. Apple also licensed this design as the Apple Color
Printer, and Lexmark sold it as the 4079
At one time, Canon Japan had a NeXTstep driver for the BJC-800/20 on their FTP
site....
William
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