
PRINTING OVER A NETWORK
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By default, Windows 98 Second Edition uses the network
path as the port designation for network printers. Because
this is slightly different from the path used in Windows 3.1
and some programs, you might have problems. A network path
(also known as a UNC name) typically appears in the following
format:
\\server\printqueue
However, Windows 98 network paths tend to be longer
than their Windows 3.1 equivalents, and this creates
problems for some programs. If you experience
problems, you can revert to the Windows 3.1 method
of addressing network resources. NOTE: For any given printer, the printer drivers
provided with Windows 98 Second Edition are generally
preferable to drivers in previous versions of Windows.
However, you might want to consult the printer manufacturer
to determine the best printing solution for your printer.
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