Microsoft-Print-Migrator-3.1.doc

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The printers appear to be connected through the Old Server,because when I disconnect the Old server none of printers work.
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When I disconnect the old server I cannot print at all so never removed it. Where do I run the software,old,new or both? 
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I called Iyogi tech support.The tech person did not use any of the above solutions
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I added a New &nbsp;64 bit Sever to an existing Domain to replace the current 32bit Server.When I added the New Server one of the Printers was attached to the Old Server.All the Printers was added to the New Sever but when I disconnect the Old Sever none of the Printers work on the New Server,which probably means the resources are on the Old Server.How do I move them?
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I added a New  64 bit Sever to an existing Domain to replace the current 32bit Server.When I added the New Server one of the Printers was attached to the Old Server.All the Printers was added to the New Sever but when I disconnect the Old Sever none of the Printers work on the New Server,which probably means the resources are on the Old Server.How do I move them?

Moving Printing Resources To New Server

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Windows Server 2003

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