Personal LW LS Prep 1.0

Does anyone know where I can get the Personal LW LS Prep version 1.0 file? I'm trying to use a Personal LaserWriter 300 with a Macintosh SE running system 6.0.8. I've already installed the GreyShare 1.0 update (or whatever it's called). According to another post in here, that's the file i'll need to use this printer with this OS. I've looked everywhere for this file. Any help would be greatly appriciated. I've been trying to get this working for well over a year now.
Justin

Yes, I've tried that page before. I ended up just hooking up the printer to my PowerMac G3 beige (running os 10.3.9/9.2.2), and booted up to os 9. I then set up the localtalk/appletalk network with phonenet adapters. Though I did need to download the ADSP file from under "Network and Communications" from the old software download page and install it onto the Mac SE before it would work. I'm still not able to print with the printer hooked up directly to the Mac SE. I guess that will work good enough, since the computers are in the same room, just 4 feet apart from eachother. Thank you for you're help.
Justin

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