for the printer throught the "add hardware/printer wizard. start/settings/printers and faxes/add printer hit "NEXT" and select network printer.. It still has to detect the printers address via the router. Also make sure your built in firewall in...

a network printer on a machine with multiple users. In this case, the roommate is the only user of the machine, i.e. doesn't go through the user logon when booting. BTW, I was just using the "RoomMatePrinter" as an example. The real printer address...

per inch. Taking my > 400 pixel photo, what will it really print out at and how do you > calculate it.. This is controlled by the printer driver software. You set the number. Jim > Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () No printer prints better...

having problems: 1. The instructions tell you to set up one of the wired computers with an ip address within the same range as the printer server. When I changed that to the recommended setting (instead of using find ip address automatically), I...

Setting up a printer using IP address. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.print_fax () I have a printer's IP address and I am trying to set up so I can communicate with this printer. The printer set- up wizard won't accept the IP I have entered,...

Setting up Network Printer. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware () I have the 720 wireless and want to connect HP2100 with jetdirect card to my network. I can set up the printer, but the network can't see it. I am using cad 5...

I was told to set up the printer as a local printer, but to use the TCP/IP address. Is there an easy way to run some command or something which will tell me the TCP/IP address of the four printers he will be allowed access to? I tried unsuccessfully...

is this a setting in the printer such as a pwer saving mode that can be turned off(and how could that be done) or is there something about going across the wireless connection that makes the printer lose contact with the server?(all our network printers...

somewhere). Frustrated. Are you sure you don't need to create a Standard TCP/IP printer port using the IP address of the printer? Grumpy I tried that too. Both a standard TCP/IP using my printers address and the \\printersip\print nuttin. ...

in setting up the printer on the Windows 98 computers. The wireless router should not cause any problem. But you should make sure that the HP printer has an assigned and fixed IP address NOT within the range of IP addresses used by the router's DHCP server...