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From: "Gary D. Margiotta" <gary@tbe.net>
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Subject: Re: HP LaserJet Series II
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> What IRQ is your serial port?  I suggest you try reconfiguring your
> serial port as a *different* IRQ.  

Connected via parallel... standard irq 7...

> Also, are you using apsfilter?

Didn't know about it... will install it and see how far I get.
How does that interact with a printcap entry?


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