Digital BW, The Print

> Andy.........

You could do that.  Before buying a copy of VirtualPC I would check out
the Connectix site for what version will run on your
Mac.  The newer versions will need at least a G4/G3 to run, will not
work with G4/G4 card in an older Mac.  DOS does run on all versions.
A new copy with DOS goes for $99 from Connectix.
Why do you want to go to the trouble of using the MIS system when CIS's
doesn't use software to reset it?  CIS has their own
chip that shows 100% at all times.  Have you checked it out?
By the time you buy VPC, the adapter, MIS software and the CFS unit, the
cost will be more then if you bought the CIS unit
from WWW.nomorecarts.com

William


>
>
> Hi William:
>
> What I meant to ask was whether or not one could use Virtual PC "w/
> DOS, as
> that's the program needed" and send the instructions to the MIS CFS to
> reset
> the chip.  I guess you would need the USB to Parallel adapter, but for
> about
> $25 you could probably pick up a used Virtual PC DOS version on Ebay
> and for
> $20 a USB to Parallel cord to enable the use of the DOS software.
>
> All the best!
>
> -Andy Darlow
>
> Photography, Digital Print Consulting and Custom Editions
> Andrew Darlow Images International
> www.andydarlow.com
> andy@...
> Toll free- 1-877-Adarlow
>
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