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> There's not anything exactly such that I know of;
>
> There are several other options of course.
>
> Network 2+ machines together - Ethernet the info to a print server.
> (The Timeline machine James mentions would work, possibly the EIO $50ish
> machine would be cheaper though.
>
> Buy a hardware print buffer (I find these on eBay occasionally - could
> give you a few brand names to hunt for.)
>
> Print to a file, pass the file to another computer.
>
> I assume that you somehow want to capture the output file and cannot DO
> that, though?  Darn, KNOW I saw this somewhere but don't recall where,
> someone had a little LPT port widget that'd let you capture it all...
>
>   Mark
>
> Moser, Carl Woodrow, JR (Carl) wrote:
> > Anyone know of software where I can use a dedicated computer to serve as a
> > printer buffer where the dedicated computer interfaces between LPT1 and a
> > parallel printer?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Carl