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But it doesn't...tried it from the software I am trying to use and from the Dymo software itself.<br />
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If I use the Dymo software to point to the other Dymo it worked just fine.
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OK...thanks for your help...sorry for the post and to waste your time...however, these are some awesome solutions.<br />
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The firewall on the &quot;server&quot; was on and once it was turned off everything printed fine with regular sharing.<br />
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Thanks again.
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I have a dymo label printer attached to a a PC via a usb connection. &nbsp;In order for a Dymo to work you have trick the PC and make it think it is a local printer. &nbsp;I have another Dymo on a print server that I am able to share across the network by creating a standard tcp/ip port.<br />
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Is there any way to do something similar to share this Dymo from the PC. &nbsp;Just a regular share does NOT work unless I am doing something wrong. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks...
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I have a dymo label printer attached to a a PC via a usb connection.  In order for a Dymo to work you have trick the PC and make it think it is a local printer.  I have another Dymo on a print server that I am able to share across the network by creating a standard tcp/ip port.

Is there any way to do something similar to share this Dymo from the PC.  Just a regular share does NOT work unless I am doing something wrong.  

Thanks...

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