Hi all,
Im kinder hoping there is some computer guys who know a little about old school DOS programing.
I have a older dyno 9yrs old and it runs dos based software and uses a dot matrix printer for print outs. My question is hoping it is possible to adapt a older bubblejet or laser printer. I was told it may be possible but unsure. If anyone has a idea or could help it would be appreciated. I dont wont to upgrade the dyno yet as it is strong and reliable and i own it.
Thanks
Your best bet would be to look online at some printer vendors (HP, Epson etc) and see if you can find DOS drivers for them. I would assume if they have DOS drivers you should be able to use that printer.
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Here is a link to DOS drivers for an HP IIIP a laser jet that I have that is close to 15 years old, of course I use it in xp.. no more DOS for me
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport...35&swEnvOID=14
What ever printer you want drivers for just go to the printer manufacturers web site usually under support or something like that. For instance to get the link for the IIIP I just googled " HP DRIVERS "
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