On 10/07/02 15:08, "John Skinner" <john_at_johnskinner.net> wrote:
> Remind me again,...
>
> Do you have any other wireless Mac (other than Newtons) that you use on this
> network?
>
> If yes, can they see the printer through the Base Station?
>
> If no, try to barrow something from someone long enough to see if something,
> other than your Newton, CAN see the printer.
>
> We will figure it out...!
>
>
> On 7/10/02 1:02 PM, "Laurent Daudelin" <laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com>
> wrote:
>
>>
>> On 10/07/02 13:44, "John Skinner" <john_at_johnskinner.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Hummm...
>>>
>>> Maybe it is because that Laserjet 4 is not a PostScript printer. I think it
>>> has to be a PostScript printer to be able to print to it from the Newton.
>>>
>>> I don't know, if it's not that then I don't what the problem could be.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 7/8/02 7:48 AM, "Laurent Daudelin" <nemesys_at_cox.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> on 08/07/02 02:53, John Skinner at john_at_johnskinner.net wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> No. Your not missing anything. I didn't know you had an Apple AirPort Base
>>>>> Station... But yes, it does bridge AppleTalk.
>>>>>
>>>>> What brand of "LocalTalk to Ethernet" bridge do you have?
>>>>
>>>> Asante's AsanteTalk.
>>>>
>>>> -Laurent.
>>
>> My printer is an Apple Personal LaserWriter NTR. It's PostScript level 2. It
>> is bridged to my Ethernet network, including my AirPort Base Station,
>> through an Asante's AsanteTalk.
>>
>> This is also baffling me and apparently, nobody has any solution...
The only other computer that supports wireless access is my trusty PowerBook
Pismo. I don't have any problem seeing my printer. That's actually what I
did when I tried to access the printer wirelessly from my Newton. I switched
my PowerBook to AirPort and checked in the PrintCenter to see if the printer
was there. It was...
-Laurent.
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