print notification

hi Ivan

within control panel, select Printers and Faxes, right click your main
printer and select printing preferences,(note: your main printer will
have a Tick on it!) on the main tab, locate and select Advanced, place
a tick in the check box "Print Preview" select apply then ok - then
open notepad or IE, select file\print a dialog will appear which
enables you to select printers on your network to print with.

to view all printing jobs in progress, open control panel\printers and
faxes -
double click each printer one at a time - to view documents in
progress.

Diablo


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I have tried this already and still cannot have the printer notification and
check the registry has the key enabled.

Can anyone help on this

Ivan


"Diablo" <Diablo.2ghmw1 RemoveThis @no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> hi Ivan
>
> within control panel, select Printers and Faxes, right click your main
> printer and select printing preferences,(note: your main printer will
> have a Tick on it!) on the main tab, locate and select Advanced, place
> a tick in the check box "Print Preview" select apply then ok - then
> open notepad or IE, select file\print a dialog will appear which
> enables you to select printers on your network to print with.
>
> to view all printing jobs in progress, open control panel\printers and
> faxes -
> double click each printer one at a time - to view documents in
> progress.
>
> Diablo
>
>
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> Diablo

hi Ivan

Did you explain that in your oringinal post?

explanation:

Computers that have shared printers attached act as print servers.
Windows XP can act as a print server for as many as ten simultaneous
remote users. You can configure whether notifications are sent to users
who send print jobs to the printers that are attached to a Windows
XP-based print server. Note that you must have Administrator rights to
perform the following changes!

1.Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.

2.On the File menu, click Server Properties.

3.On the Advanced click the options you want to apply:

Show informational notifications for local printers. This option
notifies users when a job is printed on a printer that is attached to
this computer.

Show informational notifications for network printers. This option
notifies users of this computer when a job is printed on a remote
computer.

4.If you have computers that are running versions of Windows earlier
than Microsoft Windows 2000 that access the printers on this computer,
there are additional configuration options to choose from:

Notify when remote documents are printed. This option sends a message
to the user who sent a job to a printer that is attached this computer.

Notify computer, not user, when remote documents are printed. This
option sends a message to the computer from which the print job was
sent, regardless of which computer on which the sending user is
currently logged on.

Diablo


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Diablo

Not in the original post.

Can anyone help for this.

"Diablo" <Diablo.2ghq4o DeleteThis @no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> hi Ivan
>
> Did you explain that in your oringinal post?
>
> explanation:
>
> Computers that have shared printers attached act as print servers.
> Windows XP can act as a print server for as many as ten simultaneous
> remote users. You can configure whether notifications are sent to users
> who send print jobs to the printers that are attached to a Windows
> XP-based print server. Note that you must have Administrator rights to
> perform the following changes!
>
> 1.Click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes.
>
> 2.On the File menu, click Server Properties.
>
> 3.On the Advanced click the options you want to apply:
>
> Show informational notifications for local printers. This option
> notifies users when a job is printed on a printer that is attached to
> this computer.
>
> Show informational notifications for network printers. This option
> notifies users of this computer when a job is printed on a remote
> computer.
>
> 4.If you have computers that are running versions of Windows earlier
> than Microsoft Windows 2000 that access the printers on this computer,
> there are additional configuration options to choose from:
>
> Notify when remote documents are printed. This option sends a message
> to the user who sent a job to a printer that is attached this computer.
>
> Notify computer, not user, when remote documents are printed. This
> option sends a message to the computer from which the print job was
> sent, regardless of which computer on which the sending user is
> currently logged on.
>
> Diablo
>
>
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> Diablo

hi Ivan

i'm just trying to help here

i'm also trying to understand your print notification problem ok

the more i read your complaint - i get the following:

you are not getting a print notification dialog box

is this correct

Diablo


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Diablo