George, Thanks for your response. I did what you recommended and it
worked. Now both the Index "blue bar" and the Index Basic D work. I guess
the thing that puzzled me was that the index Basic "blue bar" was working
just fine under the ECP-LPT1 setting. That's what threw me. Anyway, I set
the parallel port to "normal" and it's working fine. Thanks again.
Glenda gjborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Glenda,
Hopefully you got my message on another list.
Check that your Parallel port is set to SPP in BIOS.
George.
-----Original Message----- From: Glenda Born [mailto:gjborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 11 October 2003 22:50 To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [duxuser] Fwd: Re: can't connect to the internet
>Hi George, et al > >I just purchased a second-hand Index Basic-D and it was working fine >when the person from whom I purchased it used it. When I set it up >just like I have it set up at work I get nothing but garbage. I don't >know if I've inadvertently changed a setting but I've checked and can't seem to find >anything out of sorts. The Parallel port is set exactly as the one at
>work. Also my index basic embosser works just fine. I tried three >different cables, restarted the computer, and double checked the >settings in Duxbury. I tried the "unknown embosser" listed at the >bottom of the embosser list in Duxbury, and got the same garbage when >I embossed. It's a mystery and I really would like to be able to use >that embosser because I have a bunch of stuff to emboss for a class I'm
>taking. When I ran the "Help" feature it printed at least stuff I >could read, like the communications port settings and I think those are
>all right. I ran it with the parallel cable that came with the embosser. It's version 2.34. >I'm running Windows 98 and Duxbury 10.4. Is there a way to set the >embosser back to the factory settings? Wonder if that's possible if >that would fix the problem or if it's going to have to be sent back to >Sighted Electronics for servicing. Any ideas? Any Suggestions? Is >there a reset button on the index that I might try? Help!
Glenda gjborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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