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>will print a page once the last line is buffered. You could usually set a timeout to eject the page if no data had been received for a while. >A LaserWriter
by tonyedgecombe 2y ago
>will print a page once the last line is buffered.
You could usually set a timeout to eject the page if no data had been received for a while.
>A LaserWriter can't do these things.
The LaserWriter could emulate a Diablo printer which would do the same thing. It wouldn't accept PostScript then though.