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I would suggest trying to print from a DOS prompt, especially after booting to DOS, and not using a DOS window. To do this, use the PRINT LTP1>(filename) and use any .txt file. If it will do this, then you have a software issue. If it does work, tryremoving the drivers completely, restarting the machine, and then reinstalling the drivers. From my experience, though, it sounds like a hardware issue. If it is only that old, then it should still be under warranty. If it fails to print, then I would call their tech support and tell them you have done this.
The only other thought (and it's just a thought) is that if you aren't using a high-speed printer cable, the printer may have decided to stop using it anymore. Hope this helps!!
by lotel
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