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AN 8pin LOCALTALK SERIAL CABLE that is.... <br />

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AN 8pin LOCALTALK SERIAL CABLE that is....


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I have a PowerMac 8500/120. &nbsp;I have TWO GeoPorts on it. &nbsp;One for a modem, one for a PRINTER. &nbsp;&quot;Experts&quot; are telling me this is not true, but, I have the book and computer in front of me with this port existing in plain sight. &nbsp;I am DESPERATE to find an adapter for my printer. &nbsp;I want to hook an 8-pin serial cable into this retarded 9 pin GeoPort. &nbsp;Is there such an adapter in existence, and how can I get my hands on one. &nbsp;This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever come across. &nbsp;This GeoPort is so obscure. &nbsp;Nobody knows what I am talking about. &nbsp;I NEED HELP, PLEASE!!!!!
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I have a PowerMac 8500/120.  I have TWO GeoPorts on it.  One for a modem, one for a PRINTER.  "Experts" are telling me this is not true, but, I have the book and computer in front of me with this port existing in plain sight.  I am DESPERATE to find an adapter for my printer.  I want to hook an 8-pin serial cable into this retarded 9 pin GeoPort.  Is there such an adapter in existence, and how can I get my hands on one.  This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever come across.  This GeoPort is so obscure.  Nobody knows what I am talking about.  I NEED HELP, PLEASE!!!!!

GeoPort Printer Port adapter???

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