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Good point. &nbsp;I updated when I moved to OS8, but I haven't since I bought the iMac with OS9. &nbsp;I'll check that tomorrow. &nbsp;Good advice. &nbsp;Thanks Weed. &nbsp;Ed
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Good point.  I updated when I moved to OS8, but I haven't since I bought the iMac with OS9.  I'll check that tomorrow.  Good advice.  Thanks Weed.  Ed

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Update solved it! My sincere thanks. &nbsp;this help site is the best and quickest I've found. &nbsp;Everyone keep up the good work. &nbsp;Ed.
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Update solved it! My sincere thanks.  this help site is the best and quickest I've found.  Everyone keep up the good work.  Ed.

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Just wanted to add a personal thanks. &nbsp;Nice work Weed. &nbsp;The update turned the trick. &nbsp;Sometimes we can't see the forest for the trees. &nbsp;This is the best and quickest help site I've found. &nbsp;Ed.
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Just wanted to add a personal thanks.  Nice work Weed.  The update turned the trick.  Sometimes we can't see the forest for the trees.  This is the best and quickest help site I've found.  Ed.

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Wow...that was also the luckiest educated guess id ever made..heh
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Wow...that was also the luckiest educated guess id ever made..heh

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My new iMac DV (OS9) freezes every time I try to print with my SW2500. &nbsp;I'm using Appleworks 5, but the printing problem seems to be with any application. &nbsp;I'm using a Keyspan USB to serial adapter. &nbsp;I've selected the SW2500 in the Chooser with the USB port. &nbsp;I have 64 MB of RAM. &nbsp;Any suggestions?<br />
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edhor
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My new iMac DV (OS9) freezes every time I try to print with my SW2500.  I'm using Appleworks 5, but the printing problem seems to be with any application.  I'm using a Keyspan USB to serial adapter.  I've selected the SW2500 in the Chooser with the USB port.  I have 64 MB of RAM.  Any suggestions?

edhor

iMac print problem to SW2500

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