Pros: arrived on time
works on linux

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Using this to control a 3 axis mill via linux cnc and it works great.

Pros: Great add on LPT card

Cons: None as of yet.

Other Thoughts: I figured out how to change the LPT designation to LPT1.
It was a lot easier than all the googling and reading stuff that didn't work. Why people in the forums take 30 minutes finding links to post rather than taking 5 minutes or less to answer a question. This turned out to be easy as pie. Use device manager to disable LPT1, then change LPT3 to LPT1. Viola. Working fine now. You may have to re-install your printer driver to recognize this change.

Pros: Finally got around to installing this card.
Works great on LPT3.

Cons: This card works great on LPT3.
Can't get it swapped to LPT1.

Other Thoughts: I needed a LPT port on the back plate. The cable supplied with the MB would not reach the back plate when plugged into the MB printer header.

Problem is, I have a software program that looks for my dongle on LPT1. Plugging the dongle into the supplied cable lying inside the case doesn't work because software program will only print to LPT1. I haven't as yet been able to switch this card from LPT3 to LPT1. Can't find anything in the Bios or on the card that allows port changing.

Googling it is no help. Everything I find leads me to the same spot in device manager wherein I don't have the option the directions tell me to select. Running windows 7 ultimate.

I only gave it 4 eggs because of this problem.

Pros: Simple to use. Worked first time. No special equipment or procedures required.

Cons: None

Pros: I was able to run my cnc mill with Mach3 using this with windows XP

Cons: only works on with some programs when using windows 7

i was not able to get mach3 to work with windows 7 which is why i bought this.

Other Thoughts: this was a cheap gamble to see if it would work and it did somewhat.

running windows xp doesn't bother me but i am unable to have a successful install of windows xp 64 bit so my 16 gb of ram are not being used and it really degrade the performance of the PC. windows 7 64 installs fine but now i can use the parallel port with Mach3.

I rather not setup a dual boot of windows 7 and xp so Im going to build a new budget pc with a recent Asus motherboard that has legacy connectors like parallel port and serial port. It will be dedicated to run Mach3 for my mill and solidworks for editing models. so far it will be $367.95 with a decent looking cube like case!

Pros: Does just what it's supposed to do, which is allow for hook up of older printer via parallel connection. Had errors using a parallel to USB adapter and this took care of the issue.

Cons: None really.

Pros: -Windows 7 compatible
-Easy install

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Customer needed a parallel port for their HP 4100 laserjet printer. Installed the card, drivers and the printer in under 15 minutes total. Am very satisfied with the results!

Pros: Works like a charm on older printers with parallel port cables. Once again it is a Rosewill product and it works like a charm.

Cons: None at all.

Other Thoughts: Whenever I install a new Mobo I install this card so I can use my old HP Laserjet 4L mono printer. Rosewill Rocks...

Pros: Works as expected. No problems experienced with the installation nor drivers setup.

Cons: The label on the disk says first install the drivers, then the PCI card, the manual on the same disk says install the PCI card first, then the drivers. Go figure.

Other Thoughts: It creates LPT2 and LPT3 devices in Windows. Works with Linux without any installations.

Pros: Installed Rosewill drivers in 32 bit Windows 7. Both ports immediately functional in Command Window. (Needed for old DOS application that uses 3 printers)

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Used Cables to Go Newegg part number N82E16812196220 to connect onboard paralell port of ASRock 970 Extreme 3 motherboard for the 3rd printer.