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April 20th 08, 06:58 PM
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Changing the network worgroup of a printer ...
Changing the network worgroup of a printer ... that's been added to workgroup
"workgroup" by default - the only other way it's going to work is if I change every other machine on the network to the same workgroup ... any ideas??? 
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April 21st 08, 09:44 PM
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Changing the network worgroup of a printer ...
Printers that are directly connected to the network do not appear to have any
settings for the Windows workgroups. They should show up in every workgroup that it finds on the network. If you are talking about the printers shared out of a PC then once all the PCs have changed to the workgroup, the older workgroup will eventually will disappear. On 20/04/2008 AdamBC wrote: Changing the network worgroup of a printer ... that's been added to workgroup "workgroup" by default - the only other way it's going to work is if I change every other machine on the network to the same workgroup ... any ideas???
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