I would like to have multiple copies of a shared printer defined. I want one
defined for each paper tray to handle pre-printed forms and plain paper. My
software is set up to print the appropriate output to the required trays.
This works out fine with my Win98 clients; I would add another copy of the
printer, rename it and set up the default paper tray for that printer. XP Pro
will not allow me to do it that way-I'm left with only a single printer. Can
this be done?

It should be possible, depending on the printer driver. We have a Lanier
LD032c color printer and I've been able to set it up as two printers in
Windows XP Pro, one that defaults to color and the other that defaults to
B&W; connection to the printer is via Standard TCP/IP Port.

Hal
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"Brian@nutmegtech" <Brian@nutmegtech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I would like to have multiple copies of a shared printer defined. I want
one
> defined for each paper tray to handle pre-printed forms and plain paper.
My
> software is set up to print the appropriate output to the required trays.
> This works out fine with my Win98 clients; I would add another copy of the
> printer, rename it and set up the default paper tray for that printer. XP
Pro
> will not allow me to do it that way-I'm left with only a single printer.
Can
> this be done?