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you have to add only those two computer names in shared printer access properties .<br />
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Regards,<br />
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V.K.
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you have to add only those two computer names in shared printer access properties .

Regards,

V.K.

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I can test your comments next monday.
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thanks and sorry for my long delay.<br />
i have not NTFS File System In My C Drive.<br />
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thanks and sorry for my long delay.
i have not NTFS File System In My C Drive.



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Dear Experts,<br />
We have 20 Users in our Network.<br />
We have a Hp LaserJet 1320 &nbsp;Printer Which Connected to a Win Xp Professional System.<br />
I want to Share This Printer For Two Special Users In our Network.<br />
How do you do this work?<br />
PS:<br />
We have a workgroup for our Network.<br />
Users Os= WinXp Professional.<br />
<br />
Best Regards<br />
Imbeginner<br />

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Dear Experts,
We have 20 Users in our Network.
We have a Hp LaserJet 1320  Printer Which Connected to a Win Xp Professional System.
I want to Share This Printer For Two Special Users In our Network.
How do you do this work?
PS:
We have a workgroup for our Network.
Users Os= WinXp Professional.

Best Regards
Imbeginner


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