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I did this years ago with an HP-48 calculator (serial port connected to laserjet): not only did I fool with the LCD panel, I generated postscript and printed, t
by joe_bleau 16y ago
I did this years ago with an HP-48 calculator (serial port connected to laserjet): not only did I fool with the LCD panel, I generated postscript and printed, too.
Here at work I've found that many of the newer all-in-one laser photocopy/scan/print machines support this HP PJL feature. I drive it from a cron job to give a countdown to major events (trade shows, holidays, etc.)
The best part is when the copier dude comes in to service the machine: "how does the copier know when your trade show is?"