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"I am trying to share a printer between to different computers. The pc's are connected to a Linksys Dsl router/4 port switch. The workgroup has a common name and each computer has its own name. |
The "Antec" computer is the printer host computer. It is running XP Professional. It has the ICF turned off. TCP/IP is enabled as is Print and file sharing. I am using Microsoft Client. Both computers show under "workgroup computers". The printer is set to "local printer". The properties box shows it as a shared comput... |
path: \\Antec\ Lexmark. The drivers are loaded. If I try and use this printer, I get the printer progress box and a message that says: "Problems communicatiing with the printer". I have read FAQ's, Tutorials and even visited the Microsoft website on Home Networking and have done everything they stated. Have I overlooke... |
Does anybody have any idea? Desperate. Thanks in advance. " |
When you see the printer on the network (from the Compaq machine), do you have an option in your right click menu to connect to this printer? When we switched to XP as a primary OS at work, this was the easiest way to connect to the printers hosted on an XP box. None of our systems use ME, though, so I don't know if th... |
If you haven't done so already, try running the Network Wizard again on one of the XP boxes, then once you're done, create a Networking floppy to run on the ME box. |
Thanks for the replies. I'll try and be concise with my info. I know it is difficult to stay with lengthy threads. |
From the XP machine, clicking on "My network places" takes me to Local network. I see icons for shared documents on both networked computers. I DO NOT see a printer icon (but I'm not sure I'm supposed to on this screen). On the left hand side of this page, I can click on "View workgroup computers". I now have a screen ... |
I can also get the same results by clicking "Printers and faxes" on an earlier screen. The printer has a check ark by it and says "Ready". |
On the ME machine, I click "My network places". This takes me to a screen that shows shared folders, but again no printer icon. (Again, maybe it isn't supposed to?). I click "Entire network" and my Netwrok icon shows up. I click on this icon and icond for both networked pc's appear. Clicking on the computer icon that h... |
And you've tried: "Add a printer" "a network printer or a printer attached to another computer" "browse for a printer"? |
Network\Antec\Lexmark and clicked that option. The wizard put that path in the box and proceeded to the next step. I believe the port looks like this now: \\Antec\Lexmark. |
I did go into the properties where you select Microsoft Client, TCP/IP, etc and clicked on File and Print sharing. It was already present, but there was a big box that asked me to click on the printer that I wanted to share, or unclick those I did not want to share. It then asked for a password. The problem was that th... |
It may take a bit of time, but if you don't solve this problem soon I will see what we did on our own work network with mixed operating systems. I seem to recall having to map the printer and I think I probably still have a cheat-sheet with info, but I'll have to look to see. If I recall, we had to build a protocol and... |
I'm guessing that this is problematic because of XP being a different platform than ME. The Microsoft website sure does make it sound like sharing a network like mine is no big deal. The filesharing seems to be okay, but the printer has been a bear. I can't find anything that I have not done as suggested, so maybe this... |
I wouldn't bet on it. When we first began porting our new systems to WinXP we had a heck of a time trying to get printers back online that had been shared for years. |
Carson City’s finest from the Summer Youth Flag Football League put on an entertaining display during its championships games on Thursday. |
In the 6-7-year-old division, the Fireballs beat the 49ers 27-26 in a game that went down to the wire. In another game in which the outcome wasn’t determined until late in the contest, the Raptors defeated the Blue Devils 20-13 in the 8-10 division. In the 11-14 division, the Outlaws beat the Swarm 26-18. |
Tyler Pembrook scored three touchdowns for the Fireballs as they were able to hold off the 49ers. |
Dillon Morey scored on a touchdown run with less than a minute left in the game for the 49ers. But the 49ers couldn’t convert the extra point as the Fireballs held on for the win. |
Pembrook’s touchdown run, which was followed by a pass from Austin Shaffer to Ian Brewer for the extra point gave the Fireballs a 20-7 lead. David Yamamoto’s scoring pass to Gehrig Tucker cut the lead to 20-13 for the 49ers. Yamamoto almost returned an interception for a touchdown on the last play of the first half, bu... |
Yamamoto’s TD pass to Tucker and his pass to Morey for the extra point tied the score 20-20. Pembrook’s touchdown run Jacob McClelland’s run for the extra point gave the Fireballs a 27-20 lead. Calvin Jones also scored on a touchdown run for the 49ers. |
Others playing for the Fireballs were Austin Barlow, Ian Leftwich, Nicky Nanvo, Brandon Olivera, Nicholas Pembrook, Adam Peterson and T.J. Wood. Others playing for the 49ers were Jake Bayliss, Colton Combs, Russel Maxwell and Bruce McIntosh. |
Niko Brewer’s second touchdown run gave the Raptors a 20-6 lead early in the second half. Justin Allbritten connected with Robert Avila on a touchdown and an extra point to cut the lead to 20-13 for the Blue Devils. |
Allbritten connected on a touchdown pass with Ian Gunn late in the game, but the play was called back by a penalty. Allbritten also had a touchdown pass to Blake Plattsmier that would have given the Blue Devils an early lead called back by a penalty. |
Brewer’s touchdown run and Brennan Shaffer’s pass to Brian Barnes for the extra point gave the Raptors a 7-0 lead. Allbritton’s TD pass to Gunn made it 7-6. Shaffer connected with Barnes on a scoring pass and hit Ricky McDonald for the extra point to give the Raptors a 14-6 halftime lead. Shaffer also had a touchdown p... |
Others playing for the Raptors were Logan Philippi, Rusty Rogers, Michael Courneya, Auston Brown, Josh Legant, William McDonald and Austin Legant. |
Others playing for the Blue Devils were Joshua Peacock, Alejandro Iza, Jonathan Sanborn, Garrett Stubblefield, Taylor Anderson, Connor Farrell, Randall Pinell and Javier Torres. |
Shawn Hudson Jr., Eric Walther and Scott Witter combined to account for all of the Outlaws’ four touchdowns. Hudson’s TD pass to Witter and his PAT pass to Walther made it 7-0. Walther and Witter reversed roles, with Walther catching the TD and Witter receiving the PAT to make it 14-0. |
Hudson connected with Witter on a scoring pass and Walther hit Witter for another score off of a reverse to make it 26-0. |
But the Swarm fought back with Devin Hughes scoring on a TD pass from Paul Jensen. |
Andy Zamarripa then intercepted a pass in the end zone and returned it all the way for a score for the Swarm. On the game’s final play, Zamarripa made an outstanding diving catch in the end zone on a pass from Jensen. |
Sean Staggs also had a touchdown run called back for the Outlaws. |
Other team members for the Outlaws were Christina Saucedo, Randall Marrone, Cory Tyrell, Michael Martin and Austin Sears. Others playing for the the Swarm were Joseph Leatham, James Kronenberg, Steven Carranza, Robert Borino and John Tuin. |
Kranky Kanye Looks Miserable At Super Bowl With Kim Kardashian—See The Hilarious Photos! |
If you have private box seats to the Super Bowl, what’s there to be miserable about? It turns out not even first-class tickets could make Kanye West smile. |
If you have private box seats to the Super Bowl, what’s there to be miserable about? It turns out not even first-class tickets or his wife's commercial could make Kanye West smile. |
Fans snapped photos of the rapper with Kim Kardashian at the Super Bowl on Sunday and judging by his face, Kanye looked a bit kranky. |
“Kanye loves the Hawks and being bothered,” another fan wrote on Instagram. |
The power couple arrived at the Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday dressed to the nines, though Kanye was still sporting a grumpy mug. |
West wore a casual camouflage t-shirt and his signature leather pants. |
PHOTOS: Inside Kim Kardashian And Kanye West's Struggle For Baby Number 2! |
Kim, who starred in a Super Bowl commercial for T-Mobile, wore a leather blazer and pants with a low-cut white tank. |
It appears Kanye has been mean mugging in Arizona all weekend, too! Kanye went on a double date with his wifey and John Legend and Chrissy Teigen after his 2015 DirecTV Super Saturday Night Party performance and did not appear to happy to be at a Waffle House. |
What are your thoughts about #KanyeFace? Let us know in the comments and tweet to us at @OKMagazine! |
PHOTOS: Kim And Kanye Have Another Date Night With Chrissy And John! |
I think far more worrisome is the geopolitical unrest we will see in countries that do not have the money -- the GDP per captia -- to aggressively adapt their societies to climate change. Think of the desert communities plagued with little to no rainfall now without the means to acquire more secure water supplies. Or c... |
A warming planet is far too slow, and the effects of carbon emissions much to decentralized and diffuse, where negative consequences of fossil combustion happen far from the fuel burning itself. No, eco-terrorism won't happen under this scenario, at least not in any widespread way. Rather, it will be the billions peopl... |
Southern Indiana senior Drake McNamara hit eight home runs in just five games last week. |
EVANSVILLE — Soon, pitchers might decide they’re better off not even throwing to Drake McNamara, like he's a Division II college version of Barry Bonds. |
But they did last week, and McNamara made them pay. |
“I wasn’t trying to. It just kept happening,” McNamara said, somewhat blasé. |
He had 18 official at-bats during the University of Southern Indiana’s five games last week. Ten of those resulted in base hits for a .556 batting average, a clip anyone would welcome. But this wasn’t your typical hot streak. |
Eight of those hits were home runs. Basically, every other time he stepped into the batter’s box, he hit a home run. |
"It was unbelievable to watch," USI coach Tracy Archuleta said. “I’ve seen many guys get hits, but to have that many home runs in that timeframe, it was fun to be around." |
McNamara, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound senior from Mount Vernon, tied the single-game record with three homers Saturday against Indianapolis and also broke the single-season (14) and career (31) records. |
None of those accomplishments has registered quite yet, but McNamara was aware of how close he was getting. |
Kevin Brown was an All-American during his USI playing days in the early 1990s. He set the single-season record with 14 homers in 1993 and finished second on the career list with 27. He later was the Texas Rangers’ top pick in the second round of the 1994 MLB Draft. |
Today, Brown is back at USI as a volunteer assistant coach, so he was there to pass the metaphorical crown to McNamara as it happened. |
“About time someone breaks it, and it’s better you than anyone,” Brown told him. |
The Brown and McNamara families are neighbors in Mount Vernon, and Brown’s son, Logan, is McNamara’s best friend. They grew up together playing in backyards and on little league diamonds. A year apart, they then went to high school together and still are teammates at USI. |
McNamara has learned from good hitters his entire life. His father, Dan, played at Murray State in the late 1980s and remains seventh in program history with 29 career home runs as an all-conference player. |
That means McNamara has now passed his dad, too. He's up to 32 in his career and 16 this season. |
USI (29-19) won 20 of its final 27 games, yet it wasn’t one of the 10 teams in last week’s Midwest Regional rankings. Only the top eight teams advance to the NCAA tournament, so USI had ground to make up. The final rankings will be released Wednesday. |
McNamara said the Eagles are trying to make a case for the selection committee to include them because they’re experienced and on a roll. |
Certainly, he is doing his part. He also had 17 RBIs and scored 11 runs to win four of those five contests. |
He is seeing the ball well, but Archuleta has been more impressed with how he’s been reacting. It’s easier to see than react, he said. McNamara said he’s simply not overthinking as he faces the culmination of his career. |
McNamara received his first Great Lakes Player of the Week honor Monday. He would appreciate his first GLVC tournament championship more, though. |
The Eagles begin the postseason Thursday at 9 a.m. against Quincy in Ozark, Missouri. They haven’t won the tournament since 2010 when they ended a drought that had lasted since 1993. |
They haven’t even won a GLVC tournament game since 2015 after going O-for the past two seasons, so McNamara understands how a run — let alone a title — could affect the seniors’ legacies. |
As for his individually? He’s now cemented his place in the record books and will be known as a home run hitter even though he hit more last week than in any of his first three seasons. |
West seeds: 1, Drury; 2, Quincy; 3, Maryville; 4, Missouri S&T. |
► USI (29-19) opens against Quincy (35-15) at 9 a.m. Thursday in the double-elimination tournament. |
UAE. Oman came through as the best performer in the regional indices with gains of +2.0% over the month, followed by Egypt advancing by +1.7%, while Saudi Arabia and Bahrain gained +1.0% and +0.6%, respectively. |
Dubai led the losing team with losses of -5.9%, followed by Kuwait, and Abu Dhabi indices each losing -4.9%, and -4.4%, respectively. |
Crude oil is still maintaining its position above the USD60 per barrel mark, ending November up +3.1% over the last month. The active regional IPO pipeline, coupled with high oil prices and any positive news in the geopolitical scene will act as a catalyst to the subdued activity that the markets are witnessing recentl... |
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A second federal judge blocked U.S. President Donald Trump's latest travel ban on Tuesday, just hours before the policy was set to take effect, The Guardian reported. |
U.S. District Judge Theodora Chuang of Maryland said the White House had failed to show "that national security cannot be maintained without an unprecedented eight-country travel ban." |
The open-ended ban, announced in September, targeted people from Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea, as well as certain government officials from Venezuela. It was the latest version of a policy that had previously targeted six Muslim-majority countries but had been restricted by the U.S. Supreme ... |
U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson in Honolulu, who had blocked an earlier version the ban in March, was the first federal judge to take action against Trump's latest policy on Tuesday. Watson argued in federal court that federal immigration law failed to give Trump the authority to impose the restrictions. |
According to Watson, the latest policy "suffers from precisely the same maladies as its predecessor: it lacks sufficient findings that the entry of more than 150 million nationals from six specified countries would be 'detrimental to the interests of the United States.'" |
This animation explores progress in the development of oral anticoagulants that target components of the blood coagulation cascade to inhibit blood clotting in high-risk patients. |
This article was reproduced with permission and was first published on January 28, 2016. It is produced by Nature Video with Nature Reviews Cardiology and Nature Reviews Drug Discovery. |
1 Then the people of the land took Jehoahaz, the son of Josiah, and made him king in Jerusalem in place of his father. |
2 Jehoahaz was twenty-three years old when he became king; he was ruling in Jerusalem for three months. |
3 Then the king of Egypt took the kingdom from him in Jerusalem, and put on the land a tax of a hundred talents of silver and a talent of gold. |
4 And the king of Egypt made Eliakim his brother king over Judah and Jerusalem, changing his name to Jehoiakim. And Neco took his brother Jehoahaz away to Egypt. |
5 Jehoiakim was twenty-five years old when he became king; he was ruling in Jerusalem for eleven years, and he did evil in the eyes of the Lord his God. |
6 Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, came up against him, and took him away in chains to Babylon. |
7 And Nebuchadnezzar took away some of the vessels of the Lord's house, and put them in the house of his god in Babylon. |
8 Now the rest of the acts of Jehoiakim and the disgusting things he did, and all there is to be said against him, are recorded in the book of the kings of Israel and Judah; and Jehoiachin his son became king in his place. |
9 Jehoiachin was eighteen years old when he became king; he was ruling in Jerusalem for three months and ten days, and he did evil in the eyes of the Lord. |
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