[Coco] Fanfold printer paper (for dot matrix)?

[alsplace at pobox.com]

Er ... is fanfold printer paper even made any more?  If not, when did 
it go away?  I was still using my CoCo and MM/1 in 1995 when I moved to 
Iowa, and bought my first inkjet printer (that used single sheets of 
paper) within a few years after that, I think, so I guess it had to 
start happening around that time.

I'm going to guess my Tandy DMP132 (or whatever it is) dot matrix 
printer won't have any source for printer ribbons these days.

Perhaps another useful app would be a print server that would let you 
hook a CoCo up to a Mac or PC via bitbanger.  The CoCo could spit out 
raw ASCII and the "server" program would format it and spit it out to 
the laser or ink jet printer attached to the host PC/Mac.  It could 
also easily (I bet) emulate standard dot matrix printer formats.

What were the popular printer types that CoCo software supported?

     -- Allen