Jan 14, 2004 #1 jajiyiko Programmer Mar 18, 2002 33 TR Hi! I have a problem. I can not print my application under Win XP with USB. How can I do it?
Jan 14, 2004 #2 pbsd Programmer Dec 21, 2001 16 US Set the printer up as a shared printer through a server or PC, ie., \\server\sharename. Then, RUN ("Net Use lpt1 \\server\sharename /persistent:yes" All lpt1 output will be routed to the shared printer with this command. To disconnect, RUN ("Net Use lpt1 /delete" HTH. Upvote 0 Downvote
Set the printer up as a shared printer through a server or PC, ie., \\server\sharename. Then, RUN ("Net Use lpt1 \\server\sharename /persistent:yes" All lpt1 output will be routed to the shared printer with this command. To disconnect, RUN ("Net Use lpt1 /delete" HTH.
Jan 14, 2004 #3 TonHu Programmer Dec 13, 2001 1,292 NL I couldn't findthis link before, but now I can ;-) http://www.dse.nl/~tmk/clipper/clpwinprint.htm HTH TonHu Upvote 0 Downvote
I couldn't findthis link before, but now I can ;-) http://www.dse.nl/~tmk/clipper/clpwinprint.htm HTH TonHu
Feb 7, 2004 #4 SM777 Technical User Mar 7, 2001 208 GB I couldn't get the Net Use method to work. On investigation I found the following. If you are using a networked printer, and the pc you are printing from hasn't got the printer attached e.g. PC-A = usb printer PC-B networked as peer to peer with PC-A Then you still need to have the LPT1 port enabled in the bios. For networked pcs with no printer attached I always disable the port in the bios. You shouldn't do this for clipper printing. Next problem I had was that the net use would always fail with a 'connection in use' type of error. Just delete the port with: net use lpt1: /delete and then recreate the connection with net use lpt1 \\pc-a\printer /persistent:yes Upvote 0 Downvote
I couldn't get the Net Use method to work. On investigation I found the following. If you are using a networked printer, and the pc you are printing from hasn't got the printer attached e.g. PC-A = usb printer PC-B networked as peer to peer with PC-A Then you still need to have the LPT1 port enabled in the bios. For networked pcs with no printer attached I always disable the port in the bios. You shouldn't do this for clipper printing. Next problem I had was that the net use would always fail with a 'connection in use' type of error. Just delete the port with: net use lpt1: /delete and then recreate the connection with net use lpt1 \\pc-a\printer /persistent:yes