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06-30-2000, 09:16 AM
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I have a LaserwriterPro 810 on my company lan which is a mixture of 95, 98 and Mac clients. The LW810 is seen most of the time from all the Macs chooser and I can add it on the NT server and actually see it from a few of the windows clients but I have not been able to send a successful print job to it yet from anything other than a Mac. I've checked the printer and it's not pulling an IP address from some reason, also I checked the server and it doens't seem to be running print services for TCP/IP. Could this be part of the problem? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Gene ------------------ Junk is Stuff you throw away, Stuff is Junk you Keep. |
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07-01-2000, 12:23 AM
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Who makes that printer? Does it have a network card or is it connected to a workstation or the server? If its connected to a workstation or the server, simple printsharing should work. If it has a network card, read the instructions for setting up its print server carefully.
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07-01-2000, 03:50 AM
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The Printer is an Apple Laserwriterpro 810 it has an internal network card. It's an old printer. I'll check Apple's site for instructions.
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