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#TINYTERM PRINTER SETUP INSTALL#
#TINYTERM PRINTER SETUP WINDOWS#

#TINYTERM PRINTER SETUP WINDOWS#

On Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups, make sure the services file is in the C:\Century\etc directory on both client and server, if both are running Windows.

If DNS is not enabled on the network, make sure there are hosts files on both client and server sides, and that you can ping the hostnames.

You will still be able to access them via Century Network Printing. Please be aware that if you use THIRDNET.EXE, you will be unable to access remote LPR printers via Windows Print Manager.

Scroll down through the Ports window until you find the correct LPR port.

Make note of the port specification listed below it after this is set.

A new printer icon with the names you assigned appears in the Printers icon bar.

Enter the Remote machine name and Remote printer name for the printer you want to use, then click OK.

From the File menu, select New Printer.

Double-click the LPR icon in the Century program group.

Installing LPR in Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups

Enter the port name e.g, pcsupport!testprint, or select one from the listbox.

Select Other, then Marathon Port Monitor.

Select the Details tab and click on Add Port.

Select an installed printer, then from the File menu select Properties.

Select the Details tab, then choose the LPD port from the Print to the following port menu and click OK.

Select an installed printer, then go to the File menu and select Properties.

Open Control Panel and double-click Printers.

Where “pcsupport” is the hostname of the computer running LPD, and “testprint” is the LPD printer name. Enter a port name or select one from the list box.

Open the Network Printing icon in the Century program group.

Through the Network Printing application.

There are two ways to create a printer port and associate it with a printer driver: In order for LPR to work, a printer port must be created and associated with a printer driver. The printer you selected now appears in brackets next to the printer name.

Select the printer you want from the list of local printers and click OK.

The Specify Network Printer Connection dialog opens.

Select the new printer name from the Printer Name listbox.

The new printer is added to the Printer Name listbox. The printer name should be no more than 14 characters long, and should only use letters and numbers, no spaces or punctuation. To define an LPD printer, open Network Shared Services and follow these steps: In Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups, the Network Shared Services application provides an LPD server. Installing LPD in Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups If it does not, add C:\Century\marlpd32.exe to the StartUp folder on the Start menu and reboot the system.

Windows 95 should now display a hammer-and-wrench icon in the system tray.

Continue clicking OK until the Networks dialog box closes. Select Any Host or specify a hostname or IP address.

Select the Access Rights tab and click Add.

Remember to put a trailing backslash on the path e.g., C:\LPD\. To spool print jobs to a specific directory, uncheck Use local machine TEMP directory and enter the directory path in the Path box. To use the path specified by the Windows TEMP environment variable, check Use local machine TEMP directory. Verify the correct spool directory is selected for the printer. Select the Services tab, highlight the desired printer, then click the Configure tab.

Associate the new printer with an existing Windows printer and click OK, then Apply. From the Century LPD Server Properties dialog box, highlight the new printer and select Connect.Click New to enter a printer name, then click OK. Make sure printer is still highlighted and click the Configure button.Select printer under “Service Name,” then select Enable. From the Network dialog box, select Century Network Services, then click the Properties button. Go to Control Panel and select Network.The Windows 95 Network dialog box will then be displayed. Select Century Network Services and click OK.Click the Have Disk button and specify the directory TinyTERM was installed into ( C:\Century by default), then click OK.From the Network dialog box, click the Add button and select Service, then click Add again.From Control Panel, select the Network icon.

#TINYTERM PRINTER SETUP INSTALL#

To install the LPD server, follow these instructions: In Windows 95, LPD is not automatically installed.