In article <3E4AED04-6DD0-4773-8B18-(E-Mail Removed)>,
"Bassett" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>I have a little home network, connected through a gateway. There are 3 PC -
>>>1 XP, 1 W2K and 1 Win98SE.
>>>The W2K PC is having no trouble at printing from the shared printer on the
>>>XP machine but the W98 machine does not see the printer at all.
>>>Both machines have access to the XP machine through the firewall.
>>>The printer is shared on the XP machine.
>>>I have the right drivers for the printer although I haven't been able to get
>>>as far as installing the drivers on the W98 machine.
>>>I have additional W98 drivers enabled in the printer setup on the XP machine
>>>but they are greyed out and I cannot amend them (???).
>>>Any ideas anyone
>>>
>>>Ta
>>
>>Make sure that the printer's share name isn't longer than 12
>>characters. If it is, W98 won't be able to see it.
>
>Thank Steve... you are a genious. It's these little things that keep us
>amateurs so frustrated. Good job there's people like you around
>
>Thanks again
You're welcome, Bassett. I found the solution in a previous answer in
the news group, and I'm glad that it worked for you.
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