Digital BW, The Print

Ed,

So the 9600 connects directly to the router, yes? That makes sense to me. 
But I guess I don't quite get how the parallel and USB printers are 
connected. And the print drivers are still running from your image editing 
machine, yes?

I've got a D-link wireless router and a small (wired/wireless) LAN now. I 
was hoping to send files to a box in the other room and have it take over 
printing functions from there. But if that's impossible, sending print jobs 
via ethernet will still get me up and running.

Michael


At 02:01 PM 12/20/2004, you wrote:


>Michael,
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>I have a 9600 running in an adjacent room from my WinXP PC.  Just get a
>Linksys (or other brand) router and set up a little Local Area Network
>(LAN).  The router is connected to the computer via an Ethernet connection,
>and then the printer is wired to the router.  You assign an address for the
>printer and set the computer to that port.  I also have two other printers
>running through the router, one a parallel port and one a USB.  'Works
>slick.
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>Ed Mertz
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>I'm thinking about getting a
>7600 (or the next iteration) and have been wondering about how I'll set it
>up.
>the Epson driver?
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>Michael
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