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| 7116.1 | should work just fine | REGENT::LASKO | Tim - Printing Systems Business | Mon Mar 10 1997 12:02 | 4 |
| That was one of the configurations we tested extensively (almost
exclusively on Windows 95) here. The documentation is in the Getting
Started manual. Just remember to select TCP/IP when installing the
Colorwriter LSR software.
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| 7116.2 | what manual | JULIET::CABREIRA_RO | Bobby Cabreira | Mon Mar 10 1997 18:55 | 9 |
| I was looking at the Getting started manual, and all it had was to set
up Windows 95 in a Novell IPX environment and a parallel interface
connection.
Can somebody point me to right documentation set?
thanks,
Bobby C.
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| 7116.3 | | REGENT::LASKO | Tim - Printing Systems Business | Tue Mar 11 1997 12:59 | 9 |
| I missed the first half of your question. You can use the utilities
over IP on a Windows 95 system but you cannot print directly from
Windows 95 to the Colorwriter over TCP/IP. You need to set up a server
queue (NT, OpenVMS, etc.) and then connect to that share name to print
the document. That isn't documented but it's basically the same steps
as the IPX setup, except that in steps 2 you make sure IP is enabled,
and steps 7 and 8 you browse the network for the queue share.
The utilities do work directly over TCP/IP to the Colorwriter.
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| 7116.4 | Or.... | ULYSSE::BUXTON_M | A black belt in Kno Kan Doo | Tue Mar 18 1997 05:00 | 16 |
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To print to the LSR2000 from Win95 directly you can use a piece
of SHAREWARE called WLPRSPL. With this shareware you can create
a spool file that points directly to the LSR printer.
The shareware files reside on
CPTS11::CPTS11$DKA100:[DRIVERS_SERVICE.DEC.LSR2000.W95]*.*
Setting up takes a little time but should not present any problems.
NOTE: Normal shareware rules apply, use the software and pay the fee !!
Mark.
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