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How does one configure Microsofts 32-bit DLC/LCC protocol to <br />
talk with a HP JetDirect print server?? &nbsp;I downloaded the latest driver file that included help files but the only configuration suggestion were: &quot;you must install a network printer&quot; &nbsp;-- NO KIDDING!!!<br />
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&nbsp; I've configure a HP JetDirect-based printer to work with Windows NT using DLC protocol and there were no problems. &nbsp;The install wizard in NT had a 'add port' button where you could add a virtual local port to map the the JetDirect card. &nbsp;I can't figure out how to do the same thing under win95.<br />
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How does one configure Microsofts 32-bit DLC/LCC protocol to 
talk with a HP JetDirect print server??  I downloaded the latest driver file that included help files but the only configuration suggestion were: "you must install a network printer"  -- NO KIDDING!!!

  I've configure a HP JetDirect-based printer to work with Windows NT using DLC protocol and there were no problems.  The install wizard in NT had a 'add port' button where you could add a virtual local port to map the the JetDirect card.  I can't figure out how to do the same thing under win95.

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win95, DLC,  and HP JetDirect

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