I have set up printers on a workstation to be shared. I have windows 2003
server - domain. Windows XP Professional on workstation. I can see the
shares in the printer directory when I go to "add a printer". I can choose
the printer - then I get this error messsage unable to add teh printer
connection. either the printer name was not typed correctly or the
specified printer has lost its connection to the server.

Then I tried to go to my network places and click on it and click down to
the computer that is sharing the printer it wants a log on name. I even
added on of the users to the windows professional xp workstation and that
doesnt work. I went to security and the "everyone' account is listed- create
owner and I gave full rights

"klafert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have set up printers on a workstation to be shared. I have windows 2003
> server - domain.

Then why are you connecting the printers to a workstation and not to the
server?

because all the printers are connected to workstations and being shared. I
just replaced teh workstations and didnt change anythng on the server

"Gordon" wrote:

> "klafert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:4FD90925-4EB9-49F6-9889-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have set up printers on a workstation to be shared. I have windows 2003
> > server - domain.
>
> Then why are you connecting the printers to a workstation and not to the
> server?
>
>
>

"klafert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> because all the printers are connected to workstations and being shared.
> I
> just replaced teh workstations and didnt change anythng on the server
>

<sigh> - if you connected the printers to the SERVER and used it as a print
server, you wouldn't HAVE to "share" the printers - you could just install
printers on each workstation as NETWORK printers....