I have a client using a DOS based program running on Windows XP which needs
to print to a shared printer on another XP machine.  The share works fine
when printing from a Windows based program.  What do I have to do to get the
shared printer working on the DOS based program?

Microsoft Fax Console crashes when I launch it.
Removing it and adding it as a windows component didn't fix anything.
I see there are two versions of it under \WINDOWS\system32
08/29/2002  06:41 AM           130,048 fxsclnt(2).exe

here recently...my computer crashed and i had to completely re-install
everything on it again and rebuild it. now that i have all of that taken care
of...my printer is not properly installed on it. every time i try to
re-install it...it says that the hardware can not be found. is ...

I have recently installed a clean copy of XP home (without SP2) on an
old 800MHz PC. I've setup one default account as Admin and no other
users. I have added an HP 840c printer using the latest drivers from HP
on the parallel port (LTP1). Install works fine and after it is complete

Whenever I print something and popup appears down by the
system tray stating that the document has been sent to
the printer. This will not close until I physically close
it myself. Is there a way to stop the popup ir to have it

Since installing SP2 for Windows XP Home it takes
significantly longer when you press "File -> Print" in
any program (Acrobat Reader, Solid Works, Word) to bring
up the list of network printers.  Instead of being almost

Since upgrading to SP2, I've lost my printers in the "Printers and Fax"
folder. The only icon appearing in the folder is "ADD PRINTER". When I
attempt to add a printer, I get an error message: OPeration could not be
completed. Print Spooler Service in not running.

What is the best - and most affordable - way to log print jobs? I want to
track the following: date, file name, paper size, number of pages, printer
used.
I have 10 client computers printing to 5 printers - 3 on an HP JetDirect

Does anyone know a solution and anwer the below question for my experiment.
Thanks.
The scenario:
I'm using Windows Fax software to receive faxes on my PC. There are two

Can i use Infrared device modem and send fax using that from my XP fax
service?

Hi, I am new to faxing on the PC and I am unsure about recieving faxes. Do I
need to have the PC switched on to recieve or will the faxes be stored
elsewhere until I do switch on?
My PC is not usually on for long periods and I am worried that if it is off

I have an HP Pavilon Notebook with a fully patched XP SP2 and an HP LaserJet  
5L connected to it via LPT1. If I try to print, the LED on the printer
flashes indicating to me it is receiving some data but nothing ever happens
afterwards. The document in the printer queue is ...

HP1210xi printer/scanner installed on Dell GX280 running XP2002 SP2
prints so slowly that you can hardly tell it's printing (one page
single-spaced takes ~15 min).  Originally installed w/ CD that came w/
printer (yes, according to instructions on poster i.e., waited until

The fax service refuses to automaticall start on Windows XP reboot. It is set
to start automatically but after reboot the services panel show fax service
as 'stopping' and the service cannot be altered from the services panel
(inaccessible - all options greyed).

upgraded to XP, obtained the latest driver and installed it, but it will not
print anything.......I have uninstalled the printer and reinstalled it but
does not help
Dell Dimension 8100