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we have a workstation running a restaurant order entry software which is DOS based. We have 2 serial printers (EPSON TM-T88) connecting to this workstation to be used as receipt and kitchen printers<br />
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Now the restaurant is getting busy and busy, and we need to setup one more workstation to shorten clinets waiting time.<br />
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We are going to use Lantastic 8 to network 2 workstations<br />
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1. Can we run the DOS based appliction on the second workstation. We can make a mapped drive to the first workstation, and run the executable file. is this ok?<br />
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2. On the second workstaion, if we want to print, it will print to the printers automatically or &nbsp;we still need to map the printers? <br />
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thx
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we have a workstation running a restaurant order entry software which is DOS based. We have 2 serial printers (EPSON TM-T88) connecting to this workstation to be used as receipt and kitchen printers

Now the restaurant is getting busy and busy, and we need to setup one more workstation to shorten clinets waiting time.

We are going to use Lantastic 8 to network 2 workstations

1. Can we run the DOS based appliction on the second workstation. We can make a mapped drive to the first workstation, and run the executable file. is this ok?

2. On the second workstaion, if we want to print, it will print to the printers automatically or  we still need to map the printers? 

thx

run DOS application in a network using Lantastic 8

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