Dave,
Thanks for your response. >Are these true network printers with their own IP address, or are they >simple shared printers attached to a PC? Either way, Mandrake has >Printer Setup tools to do the job, you just need to know what type of >network printer you are setting up. They are 'shared' printers without ip addresses, so please advise on how to activate them. >If your hardware can handle it, I would definitely recommend the upgrade >to 8.1. Since 8.2 is still beta, you might want to wait a bit for that. >I am running 8.1 on my IBM ThinkPad (laptop). Specs: 366MHz Celeron, >256MB RAM, 4.5GB HD, and using ReiserFS. It is quick and stable, much >more than I can say for the Win98 which was originally on the box. The Dell has a 366P2 chip with 128Mb RAM and a 6Gb HD. I'm coming from Mac (unstable) and WinNT (v stable) environments towards Win2K and Linux at the same time (new laptop). George
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