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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:54:01 -0700, DT
wrote: As subject, is there any solution to solve this ? My printer is HP laserjet 6P. Thanks. Get a print server box (included in some routers) :^) BTW which version of 95? (a),b,c Are you set for the same workgroup? Is the W95(?) Network protocol set to TCP/IP Is NetBios over TCP/IP enabled? It is more traditional to use the higher level O/S as the Share server. If you attach the LJ 6P to Vista and Share it, can your W95 see it? |
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Thanks Steve,
![]() Actually, the printer was attached to the computer running at Windows 98 SE. And it works while I was using Win XP through our intranet (with same workgroup). And I don't know the network protocol exactly. And I can't attach the LJ 6P to my Vista and Share it. Hope you help me. Thanks again, Steve. Derek Tang. "Steve Urbach" wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:54:01 -0700, DT wrote: As subject, is there any solution to solve this ? My printer is HP laserjet 6P. Thanks. Get a print server box (included in some routers) :^) BTW which version of 95? (a),b,c Are you set for the same workgroup? Is the W95(?) Network protocol set to TCP/IP Is NetBios over TCP/IP enabled? It is more traditional to use the higher level O/S as the Share server. If you attach the LJ 6P to Vista and Share it, can your W95 see it? |
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Thanks Steve,
![]() Actually, the printer was attached to the computer running at Windows 98 SE. And it works while I was using Win XP through our intranet (with same workgroup). And I don't know the network protocol exactly. And I can't attach the LJ 6P to my Vista and Share it. Hope you help me. Thanks again, Steve. Derek Tang. "Steve Urbach" wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:54:01 -0700, DT wrote: As subject, is there any solution to solve this ? My printer is HP laserjet 6P. Thanks. Get a print server box (included in some routers) :^) BTW which version of 95? (a),b,c Are you set for the same workgroup? Is the W95(?) Network protocol set to TCP/IP Is NetBios over TCP/IP enabled? It is more traditional to use the higher level O/S as the Share server. If you attach the LJ 6P to Vista and Share it, can your W95 see it? |
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Create a local printer using a Local Port with the name
\\machine\printshare Vista has deprecated making connections to non-RPC machines. -- Alan Morris Windows Printing Team Search the Microsoft Knowledge Base he http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;[ln];kbhowto This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "DT" wrote in message ... Thanks Steve, ![]() Actually, the printer was attached to the computer running at Windows 98 SE. And it works while I was using Win XP through our intranet (with same workgroup). And I don't know the network protocol exactly. And I can't attach the LJ 6P to my Vista and Share it. Hope you help me. Thanks again, Steve. Derek Tang. "Steve Urbach" wrote: On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 18:54:01 -0700, DT wrote: As subject, is there any solution to solve this ? My printer is HP laserjet 6P. Thanks. Get a print server box (included in some routers) :^) BTW which version of 95? (a),b,c Are you set for the same workgroup? Is the W95(?) Network protocol set to TCP/IP Is NetBios over TCP/IP enabled? It is more traditional to use the higher level O/S as the Share server. If you attach the LJ 6P to Vista and Share it, can your W95 see it? |