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It does sound like a flow-control problem, but instead of overflowing the
buffer, what is more likely is that the printer has sent an XOFF command
to shut the data off. When the printer stops, hit CTRL-Q which
sends an XON back to the printer to continue printing.
Of course, this is just a guess <g>.
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Thanks.. I'll give that a shot... Since it happens at exactly the same 'byte'
count each time, I believe the printer is sending the XOFF. Getting it
restarted is the dinger...

*****Merlin*****
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