On 05/02/02 09:39, "Josh Ormsby" <ormsby_at_mpi.com> wrote:
> I am using an ethernet connection, and I can "Choose Network
> LaserWriter" on the print slip, But I cannot send anything there.
>
> When I sent the Works document to the printer I get an error saying "NO
> printer connected".
>
> I know the network supports AppleTalk because I can search for a printer
> and see the other "Zones". Does the printer need some kind of
> configuration?
Josh,
When you select "Print", from the routing menu, a dialog should appear.
There is a popup menu in the middle of the dialog that says "Printer".
Do you have a printer name appearing next to this popup? If not, tap the
"Printer" popup, then select "Choose Network LaserWriter". A dialog should
appear and you should see your printer's name appearing there. Tap it's name
to highlight it, then tap the close button. The name should now appear next
to the "Printer" label.
If any of this doesn't work, then maybe your physical connection is
defective, one of your LocalTalk/PhoneNet connector is broken. Or the
printer isn't a network PostScript LaserWriter. What kind of printer is
this, BTW?
-Laurent.
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