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Setting Up on a Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 Network, Windows NT or

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1-22 | Setting Up the Printer Note This section tells you how to configure your printer as a shared printer on a small network. To connect your printer directly to a network without setting it up as a shared printer, or to set it up for sharing on a large network, consult your network administrator. Setting Up on a Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 Network This section tells you how to set up your printer so that computers on the network can share it. First install the printer software on every computer that will need to access the printer, as described on page 1-15. Then configure the host computer (the computer to which you connected the printer) to share the printer, and configure the client computers to connect to it. Configuring the Host Computer Perform these steps on the computer to which you connected the printer: 1. Click Start, point to Settings, and click Printers. 2. Select your printer icon, then select Sharing from the File menu. You see a window like the following: 3. Click the Shared (Windows NT) or Shared as (Windows 2000) button and enter a share name for the printer. Don't select any drivers from the Alternate Drivers (Windows NT) or Additional Drivers (Windows 2000) list. 4. Click OK. 1-22

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Setting Up the Printer
Setting Up on a Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000
Network
This section tells you how to set up your printer so that computers on the
network can share it. First install the printer software on every computer that
will need to access the printer, as described on page 1-15.
Then configure the host computer (the computer to which you connected
the printer) to share the printer, and configure the client computers to
connect to it.
Configuring the Host Computer
Perform these steps on the computer to which you connected the printer:
1.
Click
Start
, point to
Settings
, and click
Printers
.
2.
Select your printer icon, then select
Sharing
from the File menu. You
see a window like the following:
3.
Click the
Shared
(Windows NT) or
Shared as
(Windows 2000)
button and enter a share name for the printer. Don’t select any drivers
from the
Alternate
Drivers
(Windows NT) or
Additional
Drivers
(Windows 2000) list.
4.
Click
OK
.
Note
This section tells you how
to configure your printer
as a shared printer on a
small network. To
connect your printer
directly to a network
without setting it up as a
shared printer, or to set it
up for sharing on a large
network, consult your
network administrator.