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by thechas
Windows regularly drops built in drivers for what are considdered "older" products.
Also, W98SE has a very limited set of built-in drivers.
Try the driver from this link.
http://www.panasonic.com/support/software/printers.html
Remove any spaces from the pasted link.
Chas
by msssuprise
by saihib
by msssuprise
by donbrafford
This might sound really dumb however I have found it to work on serveral systems. I have loaded the HP4 driver and my old printer worked just fine. You might want to give it a try.
Hope that it helps you out.
by msssuprise
by bugzapper
by msssuprise
by your mom 2.0
Add it as generic / text only and see what happens.
Or are we all just missing the point, and the "disc" you're referring to is the 98se CD? If that's the case, see if the setup files (.cab) files are saved on your hard disk somewhere. Usually it'll be C:\Windows\Options\Cabs .
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