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#Panasonic

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#117649From: Paul BornemannAug 23, 1990 7:16 PM
Help! I need a driver for a Panasonic KX-P1124 printer. It is compatiable with the EpsonQ driver, but when used with ProWrite 3.0 it gives only a 360×180 dpi. The Panasonic is capable of 360×360. I would like to use the higher res if possible. Any suggestions would be welcome.
#117680From: Greg HalperAug 23, 1990 9:35 PM
Paul, You can try the NEC pinwriter Driver. It's located on your Extras diskette. I should give you some additional densities. regards, greg
#117700From: Branden BeachyAug 23, 1990 11:33 PM
Paul: What you need is the Epson LQ2500 driver. You can find it over in Amigaarts, in the printer driver section (not sure which one) Branden Beachy 72557,107
#117744From: Betty Clay/SYSOPAug 24, 1990 4:52 PM
Slip of the finger, Branden – the printer drivers are in AmigaTech. But there IS a driver for the LQ2500 over there – pretty new. Probably still in library 1, as well as in the Printer Driver lib. .Betty
#117776From: Branden BeachyAug 24, 1990 10:32 PM
Betty: Once again, I typed before I thought. Thanks for correcting me. I have a Panasonic KX-P1124 and use the LQ2500 driver and it works great. I have also figured out how to get laser quality output from it. If you use Gprint and print your 1 bit plane image in Ultra-resolution (one printerdot for every screen dot), the output is almost 100% free of jaggies. The only problem is that a full screen only fills up the top quarter of the page. With enough memory, and the software to create a superbitmap, you could print an entire page in ultra-resolution. Branden Beachy 72557,107