Hi Steve, The networking issue is a real pain. I wish I knew the definitive answer. The main problem is outputing to a usb port. The standard i/o allows lpt output but not usb. This little network sharing work-around is all that I've found so far. I'm trying to find a better solution. Roy --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "slalred" <salred@t...> wrote: > I'm running WinXP Home Edition on my PC, and my ignorance of > networking is profound. After installing the Quadtone software I have > encounted the network error mentioned in the documentation [excerpt > below) -- there seem to be no entries in my network tables (whatever > that means). > > I ran the networking "wizard" and encountered no errors configuring my > system as a "network", and was able to share my printer, etc. > > So, finally, my question: What is the definition of the "level of > networking" I need to run the product? I'm not even sure if my PC > came with networking capability (i.e. a network card). How do I tell? > What kind of network card would I need (besides being a cheap one)? > > Thanks, > > Steve Alred > > Excerpt form Quadtone installation Readme: > > " If you have difficulty there are several helpful pieces on > information. > > The first is the command screen that comes up. The most likely > error is at a line: net use lpt3 \\computername\Quad2200 > An error such as 1231 after is a network problem. Although QTR > defaults to the current machine some of the networks tables seem > to be required. (If there are any Windows experts who know how > to get rid if this I'd like to know)."
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Re: Quadtone RIP for WinXP: "Some level of networking" Question
2004-08-10 by Roy Harrington
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