Summary: Hi, I need to print many documents, and it's tedious to open each document and print it. Is anyway to send all those documents to the print one time a...
Summary: I have a computer lab with a windows 2000 machine set up to share four printers. One of these is an HP 1055 designjet, and instead of bringing thei...
Summary: I have got a company that is using dos software with windows 2000. The problem is when they send a print job to the receipt printer it takes 30seconds...
Summary: Hi everybody : Is there any freeware that can print directly to a printer( without passing through the printer driver) ? Hope u understand my requirem...
Summary: I just networked 5 PCs using one as the host for an HP Designjet 200 (plotter) and each computer running ME prints fine to it except the W2K machine. ...
Summary: Hi All, I'm looking for a solution that will allow an application to print a report to a windows-defined printer, but the print job actually gets sent...
Summary: I have the VB application that prints TIFF images from FileNET The VB application sends the images to printer queue. The images are usually in TIFF fo...
Summary: Hi, I have a program queries and retrives images. Then, if I want to print the first 6 of those images that get returned- no problem, the print job g...
Summary: I hadn't wanted to fob you off with a "that's just how it works in W2k" statement originally, but may have to. I thought I had a solution for you base...
Summary: It's probably cause so many print jobs are going to the printer. Some printers can not handle so many request because it is out of their capacity to d...
Summary: I have an HP DeskJet 990c printer attached locally to a PC running NT 4.0. I am sharing this printer out so other PCs on my network can print to it. ...
Summary: I have searched high and low and read many a message on this subject here on Computing.net and other messageboards as well for a way to do this and ha...
Summary: A network printer requires a static IP address. It uses that IP address to always send the print job to the same location. If a network printer was se...
Summary: also command line is not a way to solve this since it is only as good as the session. You want windows printing to the printer. Give a person a fish,...
Summary: My department shares a network printer that automatically prints out a banner page along with a print job to indicate who the document belongs to and ...
Summary: I have an iMac running Mac OS X 10.2.2 with an Epson Stylus Color 670 connected to it. The Stylus Color 670 is shared with my home network using CUPS ...
Summary: Hello All Can anyone help me at all with this problem??? We have several large capacity printers at our site all set up onto a print server via networ...
Summary: Hello - Not sure if this is for here or Novell, anyway... I use a novell network and W2k clients. Printing to a netware queue is fine but when print...
Summary: I have a W2k machine that I have attached three HP 4000 Laser printers on through our network. I can send print jobs to these printer when I am signon...
Summary: We are using WINDOWS2000 and Office 2000 suite. We have 2 printers installed. We are using the Access program and when we send print jobs to printer A...
Summary: My PC hung up while i send a print job to my hp deskjet 690 printer , after my print job finished pc works normally, before the same printer, my pc do...
Summary: Try this. Net use lpt2 \\servername\printername Then if you want to print the directory for instance, you could redirect it to the printer by typin...
Summary: We've got the problem that usual IP printing from W2K to a printer which is also accessed by an AS400 (queue) stops working after an AS400 job was sen...
Summary: So you have the printer configured on the server, and then you share that printer on the server. Then the workstation connects to it, and after a rebo...
Summary: Hi, I think someone had the same problem and never got replied. Please help us! I have P-to-P networking of both W2K professional. When I try to print...
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