Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)
Sitrep:
Windows 2003 cluster
Windows XP SP2 clients
Office 2003
HP Laserjet printers (5, 4xxx,5xxx)
When i try to print out of a office application the default printer doesn't
react.
I recieve a message like "printer is not available"
Can anyone help me please???
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)
How is the printer shared on the network? Directly or through one of the
Windows 2003 servers?
In our company, we experienced a similar problem with our network printers
(Toshiba eStudio-810 and -35), and we managed to solve it only after we
ensured that the sharing occurs through the server, not directly on the
printer itself.
Regards,
Ossama
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"Almelo" <Almelo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:28AC773A-77FF-4CD5-9BB5-54DF99DB8970@microsoft.com...
> Sitrep:
> Windows 2003 cluster
> Windows XP SP2 clients
> Office 2003
> HP Laserjet printers (5, 4xxx,5xxx)
> When i try to print out of a office application the default printer
> doesn't
> react.
> I recieve a message like "printer is not available"
> Can anyone help me please???
In Loving Memory of our dear friend Alex Nichol MVP
"Almelo" <Almelo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:28AC773A-77FF-4CD5-9BB5-54DF99DB8970@microsoft.com...
> Sitrep:
> Windows 2003 cluster
> Windows XP SP2 clients
> Office 2003
> HP Laserjet printers (5, 4xxx,5xxx)
> When i try to print out of a office application the default printer
> doesn't
> react.
> I recieve a message like "printer is not available"
> Can anyone help me please???
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax (More info?)
"Almelo" wrote:
> Sitrep:
> Windows 2003 cluster
> Windows XP SP2 clients
> Office 2003
> HP Laserjet printers (5, 4xxx,5xxx)
> When i try to print out of a office application the default printer doesn't
> react.
> I recieve a message like "printer is not available"
> Can anyone help me please???
the windows 2003 cluster server (2 clusternodes) = file/print server
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