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Since the printers work fine under 98 but not under XP, I tend to think that the problem lies more with the custom application than anything. I can copy a text file to the printer ok, I just cannot get the custom application to print to it in XP. My next step before doing anything else is to...

Thanks for all they great suggestions. So far nothing has worked. Going to order in a parallel receipt printer which should work just fine and dandy (according to the software developers). As usual, 1 upgrade leads to another, then another and then another just to get everything working correctly.

Love to stick to 98, but we can't (long story). Just configuring the ports in XP does not work. I either have to get the MODE command to work for that particular session of DOS or replace all of our serial receipt printers with parallel ones (which is the best option but more costly). Thanks...

We have a custom DOS POS that is hard coded to print to a serial receipt printer. Under Win98, we of course used the MODE COMx: 9600,n,8,1 line in the autoexec.bat file. We are currently in the process of upgrading the network to XP Pro, and under our test environment, we cannot get the serial...

Is there a way to find out which offiles folder belongs to which user?

We are looking at migrating from Groupwise to Exchange 2003. We have about 20 employees that share 10 workstation on a Novell Network. All the workstations use a generic login name and password. Does anybody know how we can keep the generic login and still allow multiple users to access their...

Thanks for the quick response. I will have to try it once I've got my test server up and running.

I have been given the task of researching the feasability of migrating from Groupwise to Exchange 2003 (I knew I should have gotten into carrot farming when I had the chance). I am trying to find a solution for the following in Outlook 2002 or 2003. We have several employees that share...

I am looking for some good documentation that explains the true speeds of WIFI, including the inherant overhead of 802.11x, the effect of enabling WEP etc etc. I am trying to put together a document for our "higher" ups so they can fully understand what to expect when we switch an...