said:
>LPT1 normally is the local printer on the system's parallel port !
>With an ABR, does this mean, that this is for only one wireless connected
>printer using LPT1 ???
A printer can have several different names.
- HPLaserJ - the printer object name
- LPT1 - the port the printer is attached to
- lp - the name the BR gives the printer
- lpt1 - the name the ABR gives the printer
- \pipe\lpd0 - the pipe assocated with the printer
So context is important. The printer name you specify in a certain
command has to match what the command is expecting. Sometimes, even case
is important.
Does that answer your question?
Steven
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