[WIN98] Command net use on lpt1
Kaki
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Hello everyone,
I have a small problem redirecting my DOS prints to the LPT1 port.
I installed a network printer (with IP) on a Windows 98 machine, I shared it, so it's accessible over the local network, but when I try to redirect the port with the help of this command:
c:\>net use lpt1 \\computer name\printer share name /persistent:yes
it tells me that persistent:yes is an unknown command. I checked the printer properties, and I don't have the options for spooling (it should do this automatically) and the checkbox for DOS printing
How can I do this, please? Is there an error in my command?
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
I have a small problem redirecting my DOS prints to the LPT1 port.
I installed a network printer (with IP) on a Windows 98 machine, I shared it, so it's accessible over the local network, but when I try to redirect the port with the help of this command:
c:\>net use lpt1 \\computer name\printer share name /persistent:yes
it tells me that persistent:yes is an unknown command. I checked the printer properties, and I don't have the options for spooling (it should do this automatically) and the checkbox for DOS printing
How can I do this, please? Is there an error in my command?
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
Configuration: Windows 98
4 answers
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Hello,
\\Computer_Name\Share_Name
Specify the name of the server and the shared resource. If Computer_Name contains spaces, use quotes around the full computer name, from \\ to the end of the name (for example,"\\Computer Name\Share_Name").The computer name can be between 1 and 15 characters. If \Share_Name is omitted, an attempt to connect to the ipc$ share will be made.
More info: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/?mfr=true
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Thank you, but there is no space in the PC name or the printer share, and it's Windows 98, so it's from another time ^^
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Here is the net use command for Win98, indeed the /persistent option did not exist.
http://support.julius.fr/index.php?option=faq&task=viewfaq&artid=43&Itemid=5
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