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Old May 25th 05, 04:35 AM
Russ
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Default Network Printer Access

I have shared out my WINXP computer printer on my home network. But, I an
unable to add or even see this computer on the home network from my WINME
computer. From the WINME computer I can see shared out directories on my XP
machine...just can't see the printer. Any ideas?

Russ


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Old May 25th 05, 04:42 AM
Russ
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I meant to say I cannot see the WINXP shared printer from the WINME
computer. I can see and print to this shared printer from another XP
computer on the same home network.

Russ
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I have shared out my WINXP computer printer on my home network. But, I an
unable to add or even see this computer on the home network from my WINME
computer. From the WINME computer I can see shared out directories on my
XP machine...just can't see the printer. Any ideas?

Russ



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Old May 25th 05, 10:24 AM
Ron Lowe
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Check the 'share name' of the printer on the XP box.
Make sure it's 12 characters or less, only letters and numbers - no odd
characters like spaces etc.

Good: 'HP600'
Bad: 'Design Jet 600 by HP'

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Ron



"Russ" wrote in message
. ..
I meant to say I cannot see the WINXP shared printer from the WINME
computer. I can see and print to this shared printer from another XP
computer on the same home network.

Russ
"Russ" wrote in message
news
I have shared out my WINXP computer printer on my home network. But, I an
unable to add or even see this computer on the home network from my WINME
computer. From the WINME computer I can see shared out directories on my
XP machine...just can't see the printer. Any ideas?

Russ





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Old May 26th 05, 12:39 AM
Russ
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THANKS! It is working now...

"Ron Lowe" wrote in message
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Check the 'share name' of the printer on the XP box.
Make sure it's 12 characters or less, only letters and numbers - no odd
characters like spaces etc.

Good: 'HP600'
Bad: 'Design Jet 600 by HP'

--
Ron



"Russ" wrote in message
. ..
I meant to say I cannot see the WINXP shared printer from the WINME
computer. I can see and print to this shared printer from another XP
computer on the same home network.

Russ
"Russ" wrote in message
news
I have shared out my WINXP computer printer on my home network. But, I
an unable to add or even see this computer on the home network from my
WINME computer. From the WINME computer I can see shared out directories
on my XP machine...just can't see the printer. Any ideas?

Russ







 




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