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Sharing the printer on a network (Windows XP - Windows XP)
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Sharing the printer and using it on a network If an error occurs when printing a document from a client to a shared printer, an error message is displayed on the client and the server machines. Status messages are only displayed on the client.
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Restrictions on sharing the printer on a Windows network
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There are some restrictions on sharing the printer in a network environment.If your computers don't seem to share the printer properly, confirm the following. In order not to display the message on the print server, open 'Server Properties' from the 'File' menu of the 'Printers and Faxes' window (Windows XP) or the 'Printers' windows (Windows 2000), set 'Notify when remote documents are printed' off on the 'Advanced' tab, then restart your computer. If an error occurs when you print from the client, an error message will be displayed on the client and the print server .
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Delete queued print jobs to resolve printing errors (Mac OS X)
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Remove AMD USB Audio Driver Filter if installed
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In the environment that AMD USB Audio Driver Filter is installed in Windows Vista (pre-installed in some commercially available PCs), the printing function is not enabled. Some customer may experience that the Push-scan function is not enabled. Please see below for assistance. Important: When trying to perform printing, the message "Collecting printer status." is displayed in the Status Monitor, then the error message "Print data cannot be sent because of the current printer status" follows.
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Is Easy-WebPrint compatible with my version of Internet Explorer?
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Easy-WebPrint is unavailable with Internet Explorer 7.0. Internet Explorer 7.0 includes many of the same printer functions as Easy-WebPrint. Therefore, Easy-WebPrint cannot be installed on a computer with Internet Explorer 7.0 installed. Also, after upgrading IE6.0 to IE7.0 on a PC with the latest Easy-WebPrint installed, Easy-WebPrint will not be available and an error message dialog will be displayed upon starting IE7.0 .
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Sharing the printer on Windows computers (XP / Vista / 7)
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Sharing the Printer Over a Network You can share the printer connected to the printer server (A) with the client PC ( B ) connected to the same network. note:
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How to share the printer in Windows 7_1
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How to specify printer sharing setting varies depending on the OS type combinations between the print server and the client PC. You can share the printer connected to the printer server (A) with the client PC ( B ) connected to the same network. (A) Print sever
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Sharing the printer (Windows XP to Windows Vista )
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Several computers connected to a network can share the printer connected to one of the computers. To share the printer, set up the printer as a shared printer on the server or host (the computer connected to the printer) and install the printer driver on each client or remote system (computers other than the server). Important: In order to print from the "client" ( B ) computer in this configuration, the " host " computer (A) must be on and logged into the network. Steps to set up sharing.
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Sharing the PIXMA iP1700 printer (Windows XP to Windows Vista )
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Several computers connected to a network can share the printer connected to one of the computers. To share the printer, set up the printer as a shared printer on the server or host (the computer connected to the printer) and install the printer driver on each client or remote system (computers other than the server). Hereafter, the computer connected to the printer to be shared with a USB cable (A) is called "the server " or " host ", and the computer to be added ( B ) "the client". Two computers are on the same network (LAN).
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Connect the USB interface cable properly to avoid communication errors
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