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How to network together the computers and set up the printer?
Do you have a LAN ? If so, you need to make sure that all three PCs
have user account on the Domain Server. It is recommended that the User
Account match that of the PCs login ID and Password. This makes it easier
for the individual to reconnect to the shared drive at login. If your
local area network (LAN) is MS Windows NT, then get the name of your
server (domain name) to map your drive on the PCs. To map the drive go to
Windows Explorer and select tools from the menu, then select map network
drive, then select the drive letter such as F, G, H, etc…, then type in
your server name "\\Networkname", Also type in the User ID of
the PC, make sure the reconnect at login is checked, then click on OK.
This should map the network drive on the PC. You have to do this to all
the three PC. It is recommended to keep the drive letter the same on all
the three PCs. This will give all three PCs access to the Network drive.
Then you can store the shared file out there for all the three PCs to
access it.
To configure and map the Printers:
To set print server properties
- Open
Printers.
On the File menu, click Server Properties.
Click each tab to see the available choices, and set options as
required, such as creating a new form,
adding and configuring ports,
adding and updating printer
drivers, and setting spooler options.
 Notes
- To open Printers, click Start, point to Settings, and
then click Printers.
- Setting and changing the
print
server properties affects all printers on the
print server.
To set printer properties
- Open
Printers.
Right-click the printer for which you want to change settings, and
then click Properties.
Click each tab to see the available choices, and change options as
needed, such as sharing the printer, adding and configuring a port,
scheduling the printer's availability, assigning permissions, and
specifying the form to tray assignment.
Notes
- You can change printer settings only if you have the Manage Printers
permission. For more information about printing security permissions,
see Related Topics.
- To open Printers, click Start, point to Settings, and
then click Printers.
- Changing the printer properties affects only the selected printer.
To connect to a printer on a network
- Open
Printers.
Double-click Add Printer to start the Add Printer wizard, and
then click Next.
Click Network printer, and then click Next.
Connect to the desired printer by:
Active
Directory.
Typing its name using the following format, or clicking Next
to locate the printer on the network:
\printserver_name{
Val, thank you for pointing out the hardware listings we have posted is
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I (IBM). However, we will update our site to include all listing in the
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