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Started by J.M. Martin
Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00
client32 for win95 and local printer problem
Author: J.M. Martin
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00
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Hello, I've setup a HP Vectra with windows 95 without installing printers as required during installation. I have installed client32 then installed a laserjet IV local printer. I can't print on this printer when I am connected to my server, but I can print when I am not connected to it. ( I have no port captured by login script). No errors messages on screen and printer The problem is the same with network printers. Do you know this problem and how to resolve it. Thank you and excuse my english. please respond by email Jean-Michel jmmartin@alpes-net.fr
Re: client32 for win95 and local printer problem
Author: Jon Bidinger
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 00:00
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J.M. Martin wrote: > > Hello, > > I've setup a HP Vectra with windows 95 without installing printers as > required during installation. > I have installed client32 then installed a laserjet IV local printer. > I can't print on this printer when I am connected to my server, but I > can print when I am not connected to it. ( I have no port captured by > login script). > > No errors messages on screen and printer > > The problem is the same with network printers. > > Do you know this problem and how to resolve it. > > Thank you and excuse my english. > > please respond by email > > Jean-Michel > > jmmartin@alpes-net.fr One of our Dell P133v refused to print with the new v2.11 client, another identical computer works fine. We reverted back to the C3295D version and it started printing again.
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