Windows 7 Printing to a Network Printer
Rodgers Hemer
r.hemer at w-link.net
Wed Dec 15 08:55:08 PST 2010
On Dec 14, 2010, at 1:55 PM, Kenneth Brody wrote:
> On 12/14/2010 4:07 PM, John Hemmer wrote:
>> How do I define a printer to print to a Network Printer
>
> "win:printername"
Ken: Is this true for all versions of Windows? If not, can you provide the correct syntax for older versions?
Thanks,
Rodgers Hemer
>
>> The printer IP number is 192.168.1.100
>>
>> I have moved my filePro 5.0.14 Full Development Single User system from XP
>> to Windows 7, and I am having trouble printing to a local networked printer
>> that I used with XP.
>
> How did you print to a network printer under XP?
>
>> I have tried the following in the configuration file:
>>
>> printer1=print_it,HP_OJ,192.168.1.100,send the output to the system printer.
>>
>> but I do not get anything to print.
>
> Well, it "printed" to a file named "196.168.1.100" in the current directory.
>
>> Prior to this I tried:
>>
>> printer1=print_it,HP_OJ,lpt1,send the output to the system printer.
>>
>> and the system replied that lpt1 did not exist.
>
> That's because "lpt1" doesn't probably doesn't exist, unless you have a
> local parallel printer port.
>
>
> Use "win:printername", where "printername" is the name as known to Windows.
> (Note that, in 5.6, you can press F6 while in pmaint's "destination" field
> to get a list of Windows-defined printers.)
>
> --
> Kenneth Brody
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