Cari \(MS-MVP\)
April 11th 03, 09:40 PM
If you cannot see where the files are executing to, try the Temp folder, or
do a search for all files created on a certain date (the date you executed
the file).
Cari
www.coribright.com
"Luis Fierro" > wrote in message
...
> I have both Windows XP and Windows 98 SE on my home
> network. XP indicates to me that to be able to share my
> HP deskjet 670c on the network, with non-XP systems, I
> should load up the drivers corresponding to the other
> system (namely, Windows 98 SE). Here is the little
> problem: the drivers for Windows 98 SE that I can get at
> the HP site is an executable file (.exe), and I have no
> idea what the actual driver name is after the file has
> fully executed itself. Can anybody help me ?
do a search for all files created on a certain date (the date you executed
the file).
Cari
www.coribright.com
"Luis Fierro" > wrote in message
...
> I have both Windows XP and Windows 98 SE on my home
> network. XP indicates to me that to be able to share my
> HP deskjet 670c on the network, with non-XP systems, I
> should load up the drivers corresponding to the other
> system (namely, Windows 98 SE). Here is the little
> problem: the drivers for Windows 98 SE that I can get at
> the HP site is an executable file (.exe), and I have no
> idea what the actual driver name is after the file has
> fully executed itself. Can anybody help me ?