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f Click Apply and then OK. Notice that the icon for the shared printer now includes a
shared symbol.
6 Set up an account for each user at the Host PC.
— Set up accounts for users who log onto the Host PC and for users who log onto the
Client PC(s).
7 Grant users' permission to the printer from the Host PC, including:
— Client PC users who have Print permission to the printer.
— Host PC users who also have Print, Manage Printers, and Manage Documents
permissions to the printer.
— Host PC users (if any) who are denied permission to the printer.
— See InfoCentral > Advanced > Permissions for the steps to follow.
8 Make sure Client PC users can access the Host PC from the network.
Setting up the Windows XP Client PC
1 Set up an account for each user of the Client PC.
You need at least one user with administrator access to both Client and Host PCs to
install the driver.
2 Make sure Client PC users can access the Host PC from the network.
Installing the Printer Driver on the Client PC for Windows XP
Tips for Success
• If another card printer is installed on the PC, see "Driver Co-existence on Windows" for
information on compatibility.
• A PC can have a locally connected (USB) card printer attached, a directly networked
card printer attached, and be connected to a shared printer as a Client PC.
• If you use more than one connection method on a PC, install the locally and/or directly-
networked printer(s), and then follow the steps in this section to install the shared printer
last. The shared printer must have a different name from the other printers.
• See Windows help for “printer name” for rules about names for printers, including shared
printers.
• If you update the printer driver on the Host PC, you need to remove the driver from the
Client PC and install it again. See
"Removing a Printer from a Windows PC" for more
information.
Follow the steps in this section and then restart Windows before printing from the Client PC.
1 Make sure that the printer and driver on the Host PC are working properly before
beginning this task.
2 Start Windows at the Client PC, logging in as an administrator, and log onto the network.
3 Use Windows Explorer, Network Neighborhood, My Network Places, or My Computer to
locate the Host PC on the network.
4 When you locate the Host PC, log into it using the user name and password defined on
the Host PC. Keep the window open during printer driver installation.
5 Click Start > Settings > Printers and Faxes to open the Printers and Faxes window.
6 Choose File > Add Printer from Printers window menu bar. The Add Printer wizard starts.
7 In the Add Printer wizard, select the following choices: