Is it possible to download fonts to Laserwriter Pro 600 from OS X?

I have a LaserWriter Pro 600 that is still working remarkably well, using an Appletalk converter on my Network. In the past (OS 9 days), I used to be able to download PS fonts directly into the 8Mb of onboard memory in order to speed up printing when using fonts that are not built into the memory.
Is this even possible with OS X, and how do you do it?

Thanks, maybe I should have been more specific - I have a new MacBook Pro running Leopard, so Classic is out of the picture. I assume there's no way to do this without Classic?

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