Hi All,
I thought printer manufactures had stopped the stupid practice
of taking firmware out of their printers and putting it into
software (Win printers).ÿ But I just came across a specialty
printer that is a win printer that a customer wants networked
to three computers.
Because it is a"win printer and no Ethernet, which does not work
with a win printer anyway, I figure I will have to usb connect
the printer to one of the three workstations and then network
share the win printer.
But it occurred to me, if it is a win printer, will it even
be able to be shared from that workstation?
Yours in Confusion,
-T
Got the official name for a "Win Printer": host-rendered printer
ChatGPT thinks it is possible and as it is part of the Windows
print spec. Just use:
Printer Properties ? Sharing ? Render print jobs on client computers
Printer Properties ? Sharing ? Render print jobs on client computers
I remember some case (cheap HP printers) where printing on network
shared port \\pc1\printer1 didn't work.
And it is hard to tell if the problem is W11, HP, or both!
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