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> No, setting the BIOS to PARALLEL_2 merely configures the hardware so it will > function as an EPP. The port is STILL LPT1:, but now has a different > address. The default parallel port address used by the 750 (0x3BC ?) doe > snot conform to the EPP specification. Setting the port to PARALLEL_2 > changes the address to 0x378, which is acceptable. > > To make use of EPP, you must have a device that is capable of using it, and > you must use a driver to activate the support. Parallel port LAN adapters Thank you for the clarification, Adam! Just so that I don't have to worry about setting it in the future if/when I should get such a device, would there be any incompatibility in setting the Parallell port to PARALLEL_2 in the BIOS now, even though I may not be using the EPP features (which would of course, require a driver)? I presume I could still print to a printer with it, etc.? ----- Randy Whittle whittle@scf.usc.edu University of Southern California School of Business (Fight on, 'SC Trojans!) - Motorcycle nut, HP 48GX & 100LX user, & lover of fine chocolate... "It's not denial, I'm just very selective about the reality I accept!" -Calvin "Consensus is the negation of leadership." - Margaret Thatcher