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Use the driver that is appropriate for the server; in this case, use the 32-bit driver that is stated to work with Win Server 2003. 
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Use the driver that is appropriate for the server; in this case, use the 32-bit driver that is stated to work with Win Server 2003.

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But what about my 64bit workstations? Don't they need a 64bit driver?
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But what about my 64bit workstations? Don't they need a 64bit driver?

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If I have Server 2003 32bit as my print server, but have a mixed batch of 32bit and 64bit Windows 7 workstations... which drivers should I install on the server?<br />
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Server 2003 32bit and 64bit? Or Windows 7 32bit and 64bit?
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If I have Server 2003 32bit as my print server, but have a mixed batch of 32bit and 64bit Windows 7 workstations... which drivers should I install on the server?

Server 2003 32bit and 64bit? Or Windows 7 32bit and 64bit?

Correct printer driver install?

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