Digital BW, The Print

There was an earlier suggestion about using the loopback adapter. Can
you explain how to configure the loopback adapter after installation.
Merely installing it does not do the trick for me.

This could be the answer. Hope so!

Take a look at the following you may find what you are looking for.

http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/wpdos/winprint.html#usbprint

...John

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "nnmmaa123" 
<nmalpert@g...> wrote:
> There was an earlier suggestion about using the loopback adapter. 
Can
> you explain how to configure the loopback adapter after 
installation.

> Merely installing it does not do the trick for me.
> 
> This could be the answer. Hope so!

John,

Excellent!  I had configured my printer, etc., according to the QTR 
instructions, and had been using the "Dial up" network.  The only 
additional step I needed was to configure the the Loopback adaptor 
per the instructions at your link (and reboot on General Principles, 
I am, after all, using Windows).  No addtional printer configuration 
was necessary, and now I can use QTR without being on line.

Life is good!

Thanks,

Steve Alred

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "johnglodge" 
<john.lodge@s...> wrote:

> 
> Take a look at the following you may find what you are looking for.
> 
> http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/wpdos/winprint.html#usbprint
> 
> ...John
>

now that i have my linux partition working again (that's an interesting 
story of half-useful installers!), i've decided to focus on getting QTR 
to work on that system. In spite of the great work and generosity of 
Stephen Billard, I'm pessimistic that it will be easy to make QTR-win 
work on a version of windows that's not NT derived.

I've made more progress than in the past with my Linux installation 
(a pretty straight Redhat 9), but can't get profiles to show in the 
QTCups dialogue box. (I'm using a 1280, and I've moved the 
profiles in Roy's stuffit file to a Quad1280 directory under the profiles 
directory).

I feel like this issue has been discussed before, but couldn't find 
anything on point in the archives.

I'd greatly appreciate any suggestions!

matt
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Matt Haber
dance, portrait and fashion photography
http://www.matthaber.com