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May 28th 08, 06:27 PM
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usb printerconfiguration
Hello,
is it possible to configure windows in a way that it automatically detects and configures every usb-plug-and-play printer as generic printer? We have an application which sends raw pcl-data to an pcl-printer connected to an usb-port on a windows-xp machine. So normaly we don't need any printerdriver. In future we will have different printer models. Maybe some of them need special printerdrivers when they are detected by plug-and-play, not available in a standard windows installation. And because we use raw pcl we don't need the drivers. Oli 
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May 31st 08, 10:19 PM
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usb printerconfiguration
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-- Cari (MS-MVP) Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/windows "Oli Schwarz" wrote in message ... Hello, is it possible to configure windows in a way that it automatically detects and configures every usb-plug-and-play printer as generic printer? We have an application which sends raw pcl-data to an pcl-printer connected to an usb-port on a windows-xp machine. So normaly we don't need any printerdriver. In future we will have different printer models. Maybe some of them need special printerdrivers when they are detected by plug-and-play, not available in a standard windows installation. And because we use raw pcl we don't need the drivers. Oli
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