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printing to my XP PC's printer problem



 
 
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Old June 9th 08, 05:06 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
fireman175
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Default printing to my XP PC's printer problem

I use Vista on my network notebook and XP on my PC. I have a HP 6L printer
hooked up to the PC. All of a sudden, it started printing a blank page in
addition to every page I send to print from my Notebook. The PC prints just
fine. I am stumped as Vista says it has the latest printer driver installed
and so does the XP.

Any suggestions? Firewall are from PCcillin and Mcfee. I have allowed
those additional ports as referenced in another post, but no change.

Thanks for you help.
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Old June 9th 08, 07:52 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Gordon
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Default printing to my XP PC's printer problem

"fireman175" wrote in message
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I use Vista on my network notebook and XP on my PC. I have a HP 6L printer
hooked up to the PC. All of a sudden, it started printing a blank page in
addition to every page I send to print from my Notebook. The PC prints
just
fine. I am stumped as Vista says it has the latest printer driver
installed
and so does the XP.

Any suggestions? Firewall are from PCcillin and Mcfee. I have allowed
those additional ports as referenced in another post, but no change.

Thanks for you help.



Networked printers (which a shared printer effectively is) have advanced
options to print banners and/or blank pages between print jobs so as to
separate different print jobs from different users on a remote printer. You
need to check the settings on the printer installed on the Vista machine to
make sure that you haven't inadvertently turned this on.

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Old June 9th 08, 08:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
fireman175
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Default printing to my XP PC's printer problem

I have tried to adjust settings for the 6L printer from my Vista Notebook,
however most everything is greyed out. I even go in as the adminstrator.
But, I will give it a try when I get home. The printer is actually installed
on the XP PC. However, I see it on the Network from my Vista. Is this what
you mean?

Thank you!

"Gordon" wrote:

"fireman175" wrote in message
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I use Vista on my network notebook and XP on my PC. I have a HP 6L printer
hooked up to the PC. All of a sudden, it started printing a blank page in
addition to every page I send to print from my Notebook. The PC prints
just
fine. I am stumped as Vista says it has the latest printer driver
installed
and so does the XP.

Any suggestions? Firewall are from PCcillin and Mcfee. I have allowed
those additional ports as referenced in another post, but no change.

Thanks for you help.



Networked printers (which a shared printer effectively is) have advanced
options to print banners and/or blank pages between print jobs so as to
separate different print jobs from different users on a remote printer. You
need to check the settings on the printer installed on the Vista machine to
make sure that you haven't inadvertently turned this on.


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Old June 9th 08, 09:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Gordon
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Default printing to my XP PC's printer problem

"fireman175" wrote in message
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I have tried to adjust settings for the 6L printer from my Vista Notebook,
however most everything is greyed out. I even go in as the adminstrator.
But, I will give it a try when I get home. The printer is actually
installed
on the XP PC. However, I see it on the Network from my Vista. Is this
what
you mean?


Not exactly - it should have been installed as a Network printer on the
notebook, and as such has some extra settings that a local printer
doesn't....

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Old June 11th 08, 01:19 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
fireman175
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Default printing to my XP PC's printer problem

I reinstalled the printer as a network printer from my Vista Notebook. It
still is hardwired to the PC. I believe this is the way it was before. I
looked around on the advanced button on the setup for the printer while using
the Vista Notebook. I could not find what you were referring to. It still
includes a blank page after every single page of a multiple or single page
print job.

Thanks, Carl

"Gordon" wrote:

"fireman175" wrote in message
...
I have tried to adjust settings for the 6L printer from my Vista Notebook,
however most everything is greyed out. I even go in as the adminstrator.
But, I will give it a try when I get home. The printer is actually
installed
on the XP PC. However, I see it on the Network from my Vista. Is this
what
you mean?


Not exactly - it should have been installed as a Network printer on the
notebook, and as such has some extra settings that a local printer
doesn't....


 




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