Apple Printer Utility for Mac OSX?

I have a wonderful Apple LaserWriter 12/640PS printer that works and works and works. But in order to get a lot of information and to print a start-up page with the number of total sheets printed, I need to use APPLE PRINTER UTILITY 2.2 in CLASSIC (OS 9.2.2)--
Does anyone know if there is a way to get the utility functions of APPLE PRINTER UTILITY 2.2 in Mac OS X-- I'm currently running 10.3.9 on my PBG4 and Tiger 10.4.3 on my G4-733. Thanks!
Regards, Stephen C. Schulte Sunday 8 January 2006 @ 16:05

Hi Stephen,
I don't have a 16/640 but have read help docs on Apple Support. You should be able to access the printer via the telnet command in the OS X Terminal (maybe not the elegant answer you wanted!). There will be help by typing ? or help (I'm guessing).
telnet {IP address of printer}
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