Printing a file created in OS 9.2 "classic" environment

I have just installed OS 10.3.9, but still want to work in classic environment (OS 9.2, AppleWorks 5.0) & print out the documents I create. I have used my printer (Epson C42UX) installation disc but when I click on chooser in classic environment, the printer is not listed.
iMac 400 graphite, powerPC G3 processor (400Mhz), 644MB RAM, crt, slot-loading Mac OS X (10.3.9)

I've tried many times but I can't find a driver for OS 9 on the Epson installation disc, so only OS X is installed. I have made some progress - now the Epson C42ux icon is appearing in the chooser window, but I can't print from it in classic.
Probably only because the Chooser sees it through its USB connection. You still won't be able to print to it out of Classic until you install OS 9 drivers, just as if you were on a Mac running OS 9. Good news is I located the OS 9 drivers on Epson's site. You can get it here. Drivers 7.3bA in the center. To install, you'll first have to have OS 9 (Classic) running. Then run the installer per normal.

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