Ben Russet, Winterlight, FORC5, Steinie, et al: Thank you for all the pointers (and the great walkthru!). I now have a full network printer installed and all PC clients see it, have local ports to it, drivers loaded, and best of all, I got good test pages from both the admin DT and the normal power user (me) DT. I am really jazzed. One more network notch on the grip! Now all I have to RTFM for what other tools/apps to install to fully integrate the new printer and figure out how to get printer logs dumped to the "server." Much more homework for tonight! ... :)
Oh, btw, Eraser v5.82 is a keeper also! This list is so so very good! Best, Duncan On Thu, 04 Jan 2007 22:03 , Winterlight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent: > >At 10:08 AM 1/4/2007, you wrote: > >>Am confused about my new network capable printer. > >There should be a utility, or a menu within the printer,... probably >a utility, that will allow you to set the IP address of the printer. >Once you have done that it will just appear on your network like any >other client as the name of the printer... or a name you assigned >depending on the sophistication of your printer. > > Then just install the drivers, using the printers utility, on each >client you wish to use the printer on. It is very similar to using a >print server. > > > >>Will I have to install the printer's drivers to each client PC? > >yes > This email scanned for Viruses and Spam by ZCloud.net
