printers

Photo Inkjet Printers: Background & Comparison (w/Epson 900 added)
If I run "/usr/sbin/lpc status", only lp0 is listed, which is the only physical printer attached to the computer. There Not really. It looks like your distro has arranged for the names of the logical printers to correspond to the names of the physical printers. This is OK, but it isn't entirely user-friendly is

/etc/printers.conf and QMS printers
Liz lead...@aros.net corelsupport paradox-win_other_versions Mark, We always had to capture printer ports (LPT#) rather than using the UNC address in which case, we only had a couple of problems - some versions of the Acrobat printer driver caused problems (not sure which versions, it was a couple of years ago),

Boycott urged for Epson Ink Jet Printers
Matthew Harris [MVP] har...@crocker.ucdavis.edu microsoft public win2000 termserv clients As long as those three computers are using the latest RDP client, then the terminal server should be mapping the local client printer as well as the local client's network printers. -M -----Original Message----- I could use

Printers in Users Profiles
Albert D. Kallal kal...@msn.com microsoft public access reports Of course the real problem here is that some ink-jet printers can print right at the start of the page, and some laser printers need a good inch. I also have software running on a lot of different computers. From lasers to ink-jets to larger cool kick

printers.org_dir in NIS+
Gene S. Berkowitz ge...@ma.ultranet.com comp arch embedded I think you would find that high-volume, consumer-grade printers are not built to handle the same duty cycle as an industrial grade printer. They are also built as cheaply as possible. The consumables cost on an inkjet is also outrageous when compared to

Dot matrix printers
Kurt L ku...@olypen.com alt os windows2000 You can't specifically specify the printers, but you can specify a logon script that maps the printers, either by user (the old NT way, in the netlogon share) or through a gpo lnked to the OU. In the latter case, you can specify any path you want for scripts.

How to get list of Windows (not acad) printers with lisp
If you have any suggestion to the way how the shared printer is displayed, please send e-mail to msw...@microsoft.com If anything else is unclear, please feel free to let us know. Regards, Jeff Qiu jefff...@online.microsoft.com Online Support Professional Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided “AS IS” with

Printers 1.64a
Uncheck "advanced print options" for all printers 2. Questions are the best tool for any issue If you print from notepad on a client, is it still slow? If you print from notepad from the server, is it still slow? What printers are you using, please list all of them? (Brand, Model, Printer driver version) What

Bubble jet printers as hardcopy for embedded product - HELP!
I had to do this frequently when we had manually some created printers. We now have all the printers automatically created and deleted when the user logs off. I haven't had to restart the spooler since. Hope that helps, Rob "Markus Löffler" <markus.loeff...@bortoli.de> wrote in message

Missing control panel and printers folder
W...@maritz.com bit listserv vse-l You can only define SPOOLED printers in a dynamic partition, which I've always taken as meaning they have to be on a PRINTER statement in the Power startup. Garry E. Ward Senior Software Specialist Maritz Research, Automotive Research Group 419-725-4123 -----Original Message-----

Apple IIgs Printers
However, in my experience with NT domains, the printers you install are part of your profile unless you use the "My Computer" (NT4) or "Local Printer" (W2K) options in the "APW". Either of these options should create a port locally to the workstation which would forward jobs on to the shared queue.

Do PC printers use PostScript?
I'm connected to a NetWare network (don't know what version, but it does run NDS), and I've connected to two network printers via NDPS (NetWare Directory Printer Services?) The problem is that Paradox 5 seems completely unable to handle those printers. File | Printer Setup... displays them in the list of available

Problems/Heartaches with Printers
Felix Kasza [MVP] fel...@mvps.org microsoft public platformsdk networking microsoft public win32 programmer networks David, It lists not just the printers but computers that reference the printers. [...] Windows NT Remote Printers!!\\computer1 Windows NT Remote Printers!!\\computer2 Windows NT Remote Printers!

AD printers disappear
We guess, like most people today, you also use an Ink jet or Laser printer. After using the available ink in it , if you discard / throw away the empty cartridges, That will save lots of foreign exchange on import of ink jet printer cartridges. Go for RECYCLING of Printer TONERS and CARTRIDGES with 100%

Some applications don't see network printers
So even when using 'printer fonts' they still go through the win print manager as wmf files. It is only by using the generic text only driver (and this has some inherent problems also) or the line print templates, can we send just text to the printers. There are two ways, as I see it, to do this directly,

adding printers to dynamic partitions - Part II
He wanted to prevent other people from playing with the computer, so he disabled the control panel and Add Printers folder. That means I could not see it from the Start->Setting Menu. How can I get it back, so I can add new printers or change network configuration? I tried to search Microsoft Web Site and I could

Ink clogs in Epson printers
I installed V1.64 when I got my Kyocera laser printer, and at that point I went looking for all the remnants of the previous version of Printers; maybe you've done something similar but missed something... If you open Boot:Choices.Printers and then do a save-choices from printers does the timestamp on the visible

New HP printers, apathy?
I had two printers setup on this =>computer one through usb and another one through the =>parallel port both of them are missing. When I tried to =>add them again the Add Printer Wizard would not pop up. I =>tried everything to get the add printer wizard working but =>no luck. I found the Knowledge base article

Obscure problem with !Printers 1.64
Cary Shultz [AD MVP] cwshu...@mvps.org microsoft public win2000 active_directory Sniper, Not sure why the 'IIS printers page' is included in your Subject heading.... I am further confused by your first statement: they can follow the add printer wizard and install printers with no problems.

TCP/IP Printers ending
EDU Subject: Re: Networked Printers and New Sub Masks TCP Primer: TCP/IP specifies an address of ttt.xxx.yyy.zzz such as 192.168.0.1. This is the address which can be used to find a device on the network. Each portion of the address represents one byte: the 192 would be represented as X'C0', the 168 as X'A8',