Print files, whether they contain text, graphics or both,
seem to become larger and larger as the programs that
output them, and the printers that produce the 'hard
copy', become smarter every day. That is all very well, but
we do not want to see our ever so fast PC being held up
bya simple task such as printing. The solution to this
well-known bottleneck is to use a fast intermediate
storage device with a large memory to capture the printer
data supplied by the computer. Such a buffer is described
here: it is Centronics-compatible, and ofters a memory
size of 1 MByte or 4 Mbyte.
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