Hi Imre,

How does it work on PC's without a printer IRQ? I thought I had used it on
ones that probably didn't have a printer interrupt.

Sean

At 11:32 AM 5/17/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi,
>only as a small remark: the DOS print spooler (I do not know whether
>another ones...) is working on an interrupt basis, as the printer tells
>with an IT if the data has been printed, so asks for new data. There is no
>time slicing.
>Imre
>
>

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