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Hi This was my first question - and there has been no response.<br />
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Is the question to hard, or have I done something wrong?<br />
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Any advice appreciated,<br />
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&nbsp;James
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Hi This was my first question - and there has been no response.

Is the question to hard, or have I done something wrong?

Any advice appreciated,

 James

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I bought two Panasonic Laser Printers (<a href="http://www.panasonic.com.au/catalogue/details.cfm?pcode=KX%2DP7100&pdiv=MLP&cat=33_6" rel="ugc">http://www.panasonic.com.au/catalogue/details.cfm?pcode=KX%2DP7100&pdiv=MLP&cat=33_6</a> Model: KX-P7100) intending to use them on the same computer.<br />
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I asumed that one could be on a Parallel port and the other on the USB. When I install the second one the comp complains that it is already installed.<br />
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If I manually set one printer to the Parallel Port (or vise versa the USB port) spool.exe crashes, no printers are recognised and<br />
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How do I get the two printers working on the same computer, either on different ports or both on USB. (Needs to be automatic - can't be using a manual switch)<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
J 
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Hi,

I bought two Panasonic Laser Printers (http://www.panasonic.com.au/catalogue/details.cfm?pcode=KX%2DP7100&pdiv=MLP&cat=33_6 Model: KX-P7100) intending to use them on the same computer.

I asumed that one could be on a Parallel port and the other on the USB. When I install the second one the comp complains that it is already installed.

If I manually set one printer to the Parallel Port (or vise versa the USB port) spool.exe crashes, no printers are recognised and

How do I get the two printers working on the same computer, either on different ports or both on USB. (Needs to be automatic - can't be using a manual switch)

Thanks,

J 

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