robot
September 19th 04, 05:08 AM
If you mean the problem is you cannot connect to the printer from the
other printers on your network, check the following:
Is the printer server computer set to share the printer as "BROTHER
MFL " with a space at the end of "MFL"? Delete the space, and now go
back to other computers on the network and try reconnecting. That
worked for me.
Robert L Landau ) wrote:
> I have a Brother MFC 4350 that I use on a print server.
> Windows XP has built-in support for this model when you
> connect directly using a parallel port, but the model does
> NOT appear on the list of printers that appears on the Add
> Printer wizard. I would prefer to extract and install the
> driver on each XP PC on the network rather than carry the
> printer to each PC and connect it locally to have XP
> detect the model.
other printers on your network, check the following:
Is the printer server computer set to share the printer as "BROTHER
MFL " with a space at the end of "MFL"? Delete the space, and now go
back to other computers on the network and try reconnecting. That
worked for me.
Robert L Landau ) wrote:
> I have a Brother MFC 4350 that I use on a print server.
> Windows XP has built-in support for this model when you
> connect directly using a parallel port, but the model does
> NOT appear on the list of printers that appears on the Add
> Printer wizard. I would prefer to extract and install the
> driver on each XP PC on the network rather than carry the
> printer to each PC and connect it locally to have XP
> detect the model.