First, I assume the wizard is finding the drivers for the printer on Nt
admin okay, and installing them.  Second, I would rightclick on the printer
icon in the printers folder and go to properties, detail, and verify the
port.  You can always try  deleting the port and re-adding it.  It sounds
like the port is not properly configured, except that in my experience, the
network printer icon eventually goes off-line if you send several jobs to it
while it is pointing to a bad or wrong port.
Tom Turak

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Sills [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 11:59 AM

1.  I have verified that the printer port path is correct - \\Nt_admin\hpnt.
2.  I am not getting any error messages; the printer icon appears in the
system
tray and says that 1 document is pending and then goes away - but no test
page
prints.
3.  I can see the printer from the NT Server and I am able to print a test
page
successfully.

Steve Sills

Mark Rode wrote:

> Check your port on the Win98 PC...is it pointing to the correct server
> printer port?
> Are you getting any error messages...if so what?
> Can you see the Win98 Printer in Network Neighborhood from the NT Server?
>

> At 07:09 PM 4/13/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >I am adding a new Windows 98 SE desktop to our NT4 domain and I cannot
get
> >it connected to an HP 4000T LaserJet network printer.  I have verified
the
> >network path and it is correct.  There are 4 existing users that are
> >printing successfully to the printer.  I am at my wits end.  Any
> >suggestions?  Thanks.
> >

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