How to print in DOS application in Windows 2000

A

Athar

Dear Experts,

I am trying to capture a network printer in windows 2000
to print directly from my DOS application.
I am using
NET USE LPTx: \\computername\sharename /PERSISTENT:YES

but it is giving the following error:
System error 67 has occured
The network name cannot be found

I checked the network name and share name both are there.

In windows 98 SE I was using the printer properties detail
tab for capturing the network printer.
In Windows 2000 how to capture a network printer.
Please help.

Regards,
Athar
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Can you browse to \\computername and see the printer share?
How long is the printer share name? Are you sure you're typing it in
correctly?
 
G

Guest

I could get the print on my network printer by using
net use lpt1 //printer/hp8100n

now there is another problem arised.

I cannot print on my local printer hplj 1220c.
when I use the command: net use
i c it is still connected to lpt1 on port \\printer\hp8100n

How can i disconnect this now?

Regards,
Athar
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

I could get the print on my network printer by using
net use lpt1 //printer/hp8100n

Hmmm - ok.
now there is another problem arised.

I cannot print on my local printer hplj 1220c.

How is it connected, and what port is it using?
when I use the command: net use
i c it is still connected to lpt1 on port \\printer\hp8100n

How can i disconnect this now?

net use lpt1: /del <enter>
 

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