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<x-flowed>> Thats why I need to hear from someone who is actually using a G4 >with an epson 3000. I'm using a G4 but not yet with the 3000. > I know that there are a few on this list that are. It still might be better to ask about this on the epson list for Mac users specifically. > Why would I need an ethernet card [for the 3000]? Because Apple left the serial ports off the G4s (and the most recent G3s). And because you can use this network technology instead, for about $200 - $300, all told, the last time I looked (start on epson.com). Expensive, but I believe it preserves the ink-monitor function, and losing it could be expensive too. You also can adapt the usb output to the 3000's parallel input. The adapters are relatively inexpensive but don't preserve the ink-monitor function. Also an Epson accessory. Or you can add a serial port to your G4. Cheaply without the ink-monitor function. Or via GeeThree's Stealth product (see geethree.com). Which is also cheap but replaces your internal modem. So then you have to add a modem if you use one. But it's still less than the ethernet option, and GeeThree claims their Stealth serial port preserves the ink-monitor function. I believe it, but I haven't tried it for lack of a good alternative to the modem. Good luck. Sam - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-flowed>
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