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6 total messages Started by David Longley Sat, 15 May 1999 00:00
Printing Problem Win95 - Peer Networked Printer
#83
Author: David Longley
Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 00:00
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Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under 
Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this 
works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the 
test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get 
the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong 
with the printer setup.

Can anyone help?
-- 
David Longley

Longley Consulting                                                  London, UK
Behaviour Assessment & Profiling Technology,
Research, Data Analysis and Training Services,
Small IT Systems                                http://www.longley.demon.co.uk
Re: Printing Problem Win95 - Peer Networked Printer
#84
Author: David Longley
Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 00:00
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In article <926750324snz@longley.demon.co.uk>
           David@longley.demon.co.uk "David Longley" writes:

> Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under 
> Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this 
> works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the 
> test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get 
> the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong 
> with the printer setup.
> 
> Can anyone help?


From the following I now understand why my clients can't print e-
mail.  The network printers is set up as \\art main\hp-5th etc  - 
ie  with a space. Problem is, that's the name of the  computer  - 
and  it  works fine in other applications. Do later  versions  of 
winpmail fix this?
-- 
David Longley

Longley Consulting                                                  London, UK
Behaviour Assessment & Profiling Technology,
Research, Data Analysis and Training Services,
Small IT Systems                                http://www.longley.demon.co.uk
Re: Printing Problem Win95 - Peer Networked Printer
#85
Author: David J. Kocmoud
Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 00:00
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David Longley wrote in message <926753461snz@longley.demon.co.uk>...
>In article <926750324snz@longley.demon.co.uk>
>           David@longley.demon.co.uk "David Longley" writes:
>
>> Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under
>> Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this
>> works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the
>> test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get
>> the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong
>> with the printer setup.
>>
>> Can anyone help?
>
>From the following I now understand why my clients can't print e-
>mail.  The network printers is set up as \\art main\hp-5th etc  -
>ie  with a space. Problem is, that's the name of the  computer  -
>and  it  works fine in other applications. Do later  versions  of
>winpmail fix this?

No.  In fact, MS even warns against using spaces in network computer names
and printer names.
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Re: Printing Problem Win95 - Peer Networked Printer
#86
Author: Mike Honeycutt
Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 00:00
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You'll find a handful of programs don't like printing
to shared printers.  The work-around is:

1.  Share the printer as you normally do.
2.  Go to the remote computer you want to print from
     and setup the driver to print to the shared printer.
3.  Now the trick - tell the printer driver on the remote
     computer to capture a printer port - like LPT2.
4.  Setup another printer driver on the remote computer
     and instead of printing to the shared printer, send it
     to the printer port you captured (LPT2).
5.  Tell your programs to print to the second printer driver
     and you should be fine.

If this is too much trouble, you might consider getting
a print server box and connect the shared printer directly
to the network.

Mike Honeycutt   UNC Asheville University Computing 

==========================




In article <926750324snz@longley.demon.co.uk>, David@longley.demon.co.uk 
wrote:
>Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under 
>Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this 
>works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the 
>test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get 
>the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong 
>with the printer setup.
>
>Can anyone help?
Re: Printing Problem Win95 - Novell Networked Printer
#87
Author: Jon Willert
Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 00:00
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With Pegasus 3.11(32-bit), on a Novell 4.x network with Novell Client32
drivers, and a network print queue pointed to lpt1, I am also getting the
error message -- any help with this would be appreciated...


Mike Honeycutt wrote:

> You'll find a handful of programs don't like printing
> to shared printers.  The work-around is:
>
> 1.  Share the printer as you normally do.
> 2.  Go to the remote computer you want to print from
>      and setup the driver to print to the shared printer.
> 3.  Now the trick - tell the printer driver on the remote
>      computer to capture a printer port - like LPT2.
> 4.  Setup another printer driver on the remote computer
>      and instead of printing to the shared printer, send it
>      to the printer port you captured (LPT2).
> 5.  Tell your programs to print to the second printer driver
>      and you should be fine.
>
> If this is too much trouble, you might consider getting
> a print server box and connect the shared printer directly
> to the network.
>
> Mike Honeycutt   UNC Asheville University Computing
>
> ==========================
>
> In article <926750324snz@longley.demon.co.uk>, David@longley.demon.co.uk
> wrote:
> >Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under
> >Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this
> >works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the
> >test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get
> >the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong
> >with the printer setup.
> >
> >Can anyone help?
Re: Printing Problem Win95 - Peer Networked Printer
#88
Author: Who Am I
Date: Thu, 20 May 1999 00:00
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Maybe this is too simple to be the solution. I have had similar problems and
created a second printer to print to using a generic printer driver.
obliviously you cannot print graphics but it was good enough for this user.



David Longley wrote in message <926750324snz@longley.demon.co.uk>...
>Running  Pegasus  3.0 under Novell 3.12, with  Client  3.02 under
>Windows  95.  The printer is a peer networked HP  IIID  and  this
>works  fine when WORD files are printed, and works fine when  the
>test  page is printed. In Pegasus on the other hand, I  just  get
>the  red  stop sign and a message that there is  something  wrong
>with the printer setup.
>
>Can anyone help?
>--
>David Longley
>
>Longley Consulting                                                  London,
UK
>Behaviour Assessment & Profiling Technology,
>Research, Data Analysis and Training Services,
>Small IT Systems
http://www.longley.demon.co.uk
>
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