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I completely forgot about ZTerm, by the way. That is a really venerable Mac program. I used to use it before the internet to dial into bulletin boards using a 2.4k modem (state of the art!) using a 25 MHz Mac IIcx and OS 6.08!
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I completely forgot about ZTerm, by the way. That is a really venerable Mac program. I used to use it before the internet to dial into bulletin boards using a 2.4k modem (state of the art!) using a 25 MHz Mac IIcx and OS 6.08!

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I'm looking for a low-cost laser printer to work with my Airport Extreme base station (the latest model). I'm open to suggestions of either color or mono printers. I currently have an HP laserjet 1320 mono printer, which doesn't work with the Airport, despite being less than 2 years old. Not only that, but HP don't have a driver available for my new Intel iMac, which means I have to use the generic driver and can't use features such as the duplexer. Very annoying!<br />
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Any suggestions gratefully received!
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I'm looking for a low-cost laser printer to work with my Airport Extreme base station (the latest model). I'm open to suggestions of either color or mono printers. I currently have an HP laserjet 1320 mono printer, which doesn't work with the Airport, despite being less than 2 years old. Not only that, but HP don't have a driver available for my new Intel iMac, which means I have to use the generic driver and can't use features such as the duplexer. Very annoying!

Any suggestions gratefully received!

Can anyone recommend a cheap laser printer that works with AIrport Extreme?

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