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I have read hundreds of messages about this issue.
How is it NOBODY KNOWS HOW TO DO THIS? Amazing!!!!! Open the firewall Add printer sharing to the network Enable the Guest account Share the printer Add guest on the security tab install the printer on the win 98 computer browsing to find the printer on the vista comp after successfully install the printer: attempt to print a test page And of course then: printer is no longer available This is just plain stupid. At best an oversight. Most probably another example of abandonement. Something Apple is very good at, and famous for. And MS keeps working at. Coming soon to a store near you Apple-Microsoft.Inc. For me the SOLUTION is: connect the printer to the XP computer so the grandchildrens' windows 98 computers can use the printer. (The Learning Company games do not work on XP so we continue to use 98.) And lots of other VT annoyances I recommend to not install Office 2007 if you want to get any work done this year. If you do, watch out for the new default non-compatible file formats. Nicht Gut! I am an early adopter because I have some in-a-hurry clients who are already calling for me to FIX-IT. So it goes.... |
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