HP FESSIONAL P1100 manual Locally Shared Printer Connection

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Client Server Network Connection: Connect your printer to a network via the parallel port of an HP JetDirect External Print Server and share the printer from a Windows NT 4.0 or NetWare 3.12, 4.11, or 5.0 server on your network. Clients print through a Windows NT or NetWare server. See “Client Server Network Connection” on page 10 for details.

Note: Clients on a network do not have access to the CompactFlash or SmartMedia card slots. Clients only have the capability to print. Host PCs in a locally shared configuration will have access to the card slots, only if software is loaded from setup.exe.

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In the locally shared configuration, the printer is connected directly to the parallel port of a selected computer that functions as a host to other computers on the network. To locally share your printer, the printer software must be installed on the host computer and on each client computer.

HP PhotoSmart P1100 Color InkJet Printer Network Guide for Windows

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Contents Page Table of Contents Using Your Printer on a Network Locally Shared Printer Connection Operating Systems for the Locally Shared Connection Setting Up a Locally Shared PrinterSupported OS Host Client Setting Up Windows 95 and Windows 98 Hosts Preparing your Computer to Share Your Printer on the NetworkInstalling Printer Software on a Windows NT 4.0 Host Setting Up Windows NT 4.0 HostsSharing Your Printer on the Network Installing the Printer Software on Each Client Computer Add Printer InstallationEnu\9xinf\HPDJ.INF Peer-to-Peer Connection \\HostComputerName\PrinterName or \\ServerName\QueueName orSetting Up a Peer-to-Peer Printer Connection Operating Systems Print ServersInstalling the Printer Software on Each of the Clients Client Server Network ConnectionOperating Systems for the Client Server Connection Setting Up a Client Server in Windows NTClient Operating Systems Setting Up a Client Server in NetWare Language Codes Language