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Date:	Sun, 14 Sep 2008 12:53:45 -0700
From:	ggranat@earthlink.net (Gary Granat)
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Network-Connected Printers

Tom,

Thanks for your response. Since the HP 2015dn has its own built-in network
print server, that simplifies things a bit. And, according to the HP
documentation I downloaded last night, the server has a web interface, so
there should be minimal setup/configuration issues.

In <48CC7A22.30708@gmail.com>, on 09/13/2008
at 07:43 PM, Tom Brown said:

>On the eCS side, I add a local printer with the driver appropriate driver,
>then select Properties > Output Port, Install new port, SLPR. I then enter
>the IP address of the print server in the LPD Server field and "LP1" in the
>LPD Printer field. The port name should be SLPR1.

I've done some investigation on my system, and I can't find anything that
looks like SLPR. My current printer objects think they are talking to HP4000
hardware (which is what I intend to drive the 2015dn as), so I followed your
instructions and I don't have an SLPR option for setting up a new port. I
presume I need to add a statement to my CONFIG.SYS, so if you can give me an
idea of what the statement should be -- and, incidentally, where to look for
the SLPR driver, I _should_ have what I need to make the conversion.

Thanks.

-- gary
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Gary Granat
ggranat@earthlink.net (Gary Granat)
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