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how do you see what port was assigned to it?

omgsideburns, you said: "set up a port"? how to you do that? what exactly are you doing? see windows did install that generic driver but im wondern if its jus setup as some weird port. not the correct one meaning where the parallel port would normally be located... if that makes sense

I went down that entire list... none of those ports worked... And as for the suggestion from jiarby, that wont work on my laptop. would def be good if i decide to buy a desktop to use as my main machine. Which i might have to end up doing. i just really want to use my laptop as my main computer...

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remember my plottter does not have usb so i also purchased a usb to parallel adapter before i purchased the PCMCIA adapter. tried that as well and when i plugged in the usb adapter windows again recognized the device and installed a generic driver. i again ran flexisign software and selected...

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so long story short i bought a graphtec 3100-100. its an older plotter that is in perfect condition. I installed my flexisign software on my laptop and bought a PCMCIA to PARALLEL adapter to allow the computer to communicate with the plotter. i realized that flexi has its own built in drivers...