On Fri, Aug 19, 2005 at 06:02:40PM -0400, Bill Day wrote: > As stated in the subject I have this printer, connected and working fine on > Debian sarge. By default this printer is being shared along with a Lexmark > Laserjet Optra312 connected to my sarge as well. I want to be able to print > from a windows machine to the usb inkjet, the laserjet was easy to setup, but > since it a usb printer and not physacally connected to the priner I am having > a hard time getting windows to use it. Any ideas or suggestion on how I > should go about this? > Two options: 1) CUPS; 2) Samba CUPS is the easiest, since you simply allow connections from outside localhost in CUPS and then set windows to print to ipp://host/printer or http://host:631/printer. If the Windows version you are running does not understand IPP, you can get the necessary driver from Microsft or your printer manufacturer. Samba can be a challenge to get up and running. It is probably best that you steer clear of it unless you also need the other features (i.e., file sharing) in addition to the printer. -Roberto -- Roberto C. Sanchez http://familiasanchez.net/~roberto
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