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Shared Printer via Vista



 
 
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Old February 22nd 08, 03:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Dan S.
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Default Shared Printer via Vista

I created a local port and added the printer, which is attached via
USB, from my desktop (XP) to my laptop (Vista) using a WiFi network
with only two computers.

The problem is that whenever I set the shared printer as the default on
my laptop, it doesn't stay the default. Vista seems to prefer Windows
XPS Document Writer.

How can I get it to stay the system default on my laptop?

TIA

Dan


 




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