Ah, ok, now we're getting somewhere. magicfilter *thinks* your printer can't
handle
what's coming to it although it *does* recognize the data. Look at what the
if= is
in /etc/printcap. This file will actually be a shell script. Each line
recognizes a
file type and tells how to print it (or r
> which works just fine printing stuff from Win95 through samba. When you say:
> "the
> magicfilter package doesn't let win95 queue things in the format that the
> win95
> driver outputs them" what exactly do you mean? Do you mean that the printer
The windows95 driver outputs something which wou
That's funny, I've been using magicfilter for a long time and have a 560C at
home
which works just fine printing stuff from Win95 through samba. When you say:
"the
magicfilter package doesn't let win95 queue things in the format that the win95
driver outputs them" what exactly do you mean? Do you
Thanks for all your help. One last thing:
I need to use the Windows printer driver when I print from Win95, and I
use the magicfilter dj550c filter when I print from linux. The problem is
that the magicfilter package doesn't let win95 queue things in the format
that the win95 driver outputs the
On Sun, Mar 29, 1998 at 07:38:05AM -0500, Will Lowe wrote:
> Now that I've got that much working, Windows95 insists on asking me for a
> username when I log in (Enter a username to log on to Microsoft
> Networking). Is there anyway I can get it to be the same username/passwd
> combination as the
> Client for Microsoft Networks is exactly what you need. You should also
> make TCP/IP the only network protocol or if that is not possible, you should
> make it the standard protocol. Make sure, broadcast and IP adresses are ok.
Ok, thanks.
Now that I've got that much working, Windows95 ins
On Sun, Mar 29, 1998 at 02:09:49AM -0500, Will Lowe wrote:
> I've got a Win95 machine which I need to use the printer on my linux box.
> I've installed the most recent Samba package for hamm, but:
>
> Until now I've been using the standard Win95 TCP/IP stack and NONE of the
> clients (Client for
I've got a Win95 machine which I need to use the printer on my linux box.
I've installed the most recent Samba package for hamm, but:
Until now I've been using the standard Win95 TCP/IP stack and NONE of the
clients (Client for Microsoft Networks, etc.) -- I just used telnet,
etc. ... I tried to
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