For HP LaserJet 1320 printer cable

My parrot chewed my cable that connects the printer to my MacPro. Should what kind of cable I get to replace? I need one that is long enough.

Thank you!

Hello

Your printer has two ports: USB and parallel. I think you are using the USB cable. Despite this, you can forget the parallel cable and use the USB cable that you can buy at any good computer store

The flat end is for your computer and the other end is for printer.

Kind regards.

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