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You might want this:<br />
<a href="http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=free-software/multiprinter-port" rel="ugc">http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=free-software/multiprinter-port</a><br />
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To do it via IP or DNS isnt going to work.
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In case you need the link to the download for the software I mentioned above, which is free, it is here:<br />
<a href="http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=downloads/free-software" rel="ugc">http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=downloads/free-software</a>
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This worked great thanks!!!
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I have 2 impact receipt printers. I want to have one Windows printer installed that controls both printers. I installed one using IP and I added a second port with the second IP address and checked both ports under the Ports settings in the Windows printer setup. But this didnt work. <br />
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Any ideas how I can fire 2 IP printers using 1 Windows printer?
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I have 2 impact receipt printers. I want to have one Windows printer installed that controls both printers. I installed one using IP and I added a second port with the second IP address and checked both ports under the Ports settings in the Windows printer setup. But this didnt work. 

Any ideas how I can fire 2 IP printers using 1 Windows printer?

You might want this:
http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=free-software/multiprinter-port

To do it via IP or DNS isnt going to work.

In case you need the link to the download for the software I mentioned above, which is free, it is here:
http://www.pcounter.com/index.php?q=downloads/free-software

Windows IP Printer multiple ports

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