Re: overprinting ASCII on Laserjet?
BTW, if you want to control your drum, your are insane, it won't happen. You
want a return to past preferences of old age hardware, that WILL NOT HAPPEN. No
luck (without a radical reconstruction of the hardware you are using with the
help of MEPH). He seems to be able to do that. (MEPH, A HARDWARE DEMON).
<whisper> As far as b can tell.
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