How do you set up printers over a citrix environment?
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Is it the Terminal Server? Just add the printer to the Window$ server, then use Terminal Service Client to connect to the server.
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did you install all the drivers and software that came with the printer?
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Using windows XP, buy a router, hook all the computer up to it, setup the network and get everything running, and then attach the printer to one computer and share that printer on the network, easy as pie!
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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a printer with an ip address
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Wow alot of helpful answers here.\n\n If you have windows XP you have to Printer sharing see help in windows XP for more details.
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if the printer dint come with a disc u can either try ADD printer or get the driver form the manufactures webstie .\n\nif ur using windows xp just follow these steps:-\n\nTo add a printer attached to your computer\n\n1.\n\n\nConnect the printer to the appropriate port on your computer according to the printer manufacturer's documentation, and verify that it is ready to print.\n\n2.\n\n\nAlthough Windows automatically detects and installs most printers, you might need to provide additional information to complete the installation. Choose from the following, depending on the type of printer you have.\n\nInstall a parallel port (LPT) attached printer\n\nIf your printer attaches to your computer with a parallel port (LPT port), connect the printer to your computer, and then open Printers and Faxes Double-click Add Printer to start the Add Printer Wizard, and then click Next. Click Local Printer, make sure the Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer check box is selected, and then click Next. Depending on the printer you are installing, a Found New Hardware message or the Found New Hardware Wizard appears to notify you that the printer has been detected and that installation has begun. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the printer installation. (You do not need to continue with the following instructions.)\n\nAlternatively, after connecting your printer, you can start or restart your computer to allow to automatically detect and start the Found New Hardware Wizard.\n\nThe printer icon will be added to your Printers and Faxes folder.\n\nInstall a USB or IEEE 1394 printer\n\nIf you install a universal serial bus (USB) or IEEE 1394 printer, detects it and automatically starts the Found New Hardware Wizard. You do not need to shut down or restart your computer; just follow the instructions on the screen to finish the setup.\n\nThe printer icon will be added to your Printers and Faxes folder.\n\nInstall an infrared printer\n\nIf you install an infrared printer, detects it and automatically installs it. You do not need to shut down or restart your computer. First, make sure that the infrared-enabled computer and the printer are turned on. Then, position the computer and printer within approximately 1 meter of each other to establish a wireless infrared connection. After several seconds, the computer recognizes the printer, and the appropriate drivers are installed on the computer. If the drivers are not included with , prompts you to insert a manufacturer's disk containing the drivers. (You do not need to continue with the rest of the steps in this topic.)\n\nThe printer icon will be added to your Printers and Faxes folder.\n\nIf your computer is not infrared-capable, you can attach an infrared transceiver to your serial (COM) port. For more information, see Related Topics.\n\n3.\n\n\nIf you could not install your printer using Plug and Play, or if the printer is attached to your computer with a serial (COM) port, then open Printers and Faxes\n\n4.\n\n\nDouble-click Add Printer to start the Add Printer Wizard, and then click Next.\n\n5.\n\n\nClick Local printer, and then click Next.\n\n6.\n\n\nFollow the instructions on the screen to finish setting up the printer by selecting a printer port, selecting the manufacturer and model of your printer, and typing a name for your printer.\n\nIn Whistler Server, the Add Printer Wizard shares the printer and publishes it in Active Directory by default, unless you select Do not share this printer in the wizard's Printer Sharing screen. In Windows XP Professional, the Add Printer Wizard doesn't share the printer automatically; you need to select Share as to share and publish the printer.\n\n\nhope this is helpful to you......!
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By set I presume you mean install the software. That depends on the speed of your machine, the printer software, etc.\n\nGenerally, it should not take more than a few minutes.\nEven assembling and connecting to the computer is relatively easy. \n\nI also presume you are talking about a stand alone PC and a stand alone printer, no networking.\n\nIn the case of networking, it depends on the number of machines that are going to use the printer and the way they have been programmed.\nst
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Hi \n\nFor setting the default printer\n1.\nGo to\n\nStart --> Settings-->Printer and Fax's   <--\n\nu can find the Installed printer --- Right Click on any Installed printer and set as default.\n\n-------------------------------------------------------------\n\n2. working with any Application Software You can go for print \n\nThere U can get Select printer --- Right Click on installed printer and set as default.\n\n-------------------------------------\n\n3. On installation U can get option to set as default printer.\n\n-----------------------------------------\n\n4. we can set default printer to particular Application software.
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If your question was more specific, I'd give you a better URL.  try looking for what you want starting from this URL instead:\n\nhttp://support.citrix.com/docs/
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First, I am assuming the printer has either USB or parallel interfaces. \n\n1. You need to install its driver into one of your computer.\n2. After installation, on that computer, share the printer\n3. Go to the other computer, look up the shared printer and added that as remote printer\n4. You should be able to print from both computers\n\nP.S. If your printer is USB interface, get a printer server (see below link)
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Never heard of that, but it would probably be easier to get a network hub and set up a network.\n\nThat would allow sharing of a printer (as well as internet connection, and a lot of other things).
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It Depends...\n\n[Revision: I assume you have the printer allready installed cleanly one the on you are to share it from.\n\nIf you have a LAN network without a active directory server you can try the following. (Please note before any major change to a setting it is good practice to create a backup){Geared for XP.... More Detail in Question Equals more Garanteed Results}\n\n.:To Share:.\n{Make sure you are ina login with administrator privilages. (In home addition the main logon)}\n1. Click Start > Settings > Printers and Faxes > [The Effected Printers Name]\n2. The Print Queve should appear. Click Printer > Sharing\n3. Select "Share This Printer"\n4. Name the printers "Share name" in the approprite field.\n5. Click OK and exit out of all applications.\n6. Restart the Computer. (Required to start sharing)\n\n.:To Install:.\n{For adjoining computers on the network}\n1. Click Start > Settings > Printers and Faxes > Add Printer\n2. Click Next\n3. Select "A network printer, or a printer attached to another computer" then click Next\n4. Select "Connect to this printer (or to browse for this printer, select this option and click Next)" then, leaving all fields blank, click Next\n5. Browse through the Shared printers tree to find the name you selected earlier or type the following into the Printer field: \n//Yourcomputername/printername\n6. Click Next and follow the onscreen instructions. You may need the driver cd that came with the printer if it does not aquire the drivers automaticly.\n\nHope It Helps.\nI Wish You Good Luck.
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Assuming you are using Windows\nGo to control panel -> printers - > choose your printer and rightclick on it. Choose share and give a share name. \nand then from onther network printers should search for it from NetWork Neighbourhood.
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Check the port you have the printer hooked up to.\n\nSee if it working properly and has no conflicts, control panel, hardware devices.\n\nPlug it in and then under control panel add new hardware.\n\nIt should recognize it and will run the wizard and ask you for the installation drivers.\n\ngood luck
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There are two solutions that you can choose from:\n\n1.  Port the printer to a desktop that is on your network and then share the printer.\n\n2.  Purchase a wireless print server... I've seen some available at Wal-Mart and Best Buy...
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Have you checked for printer and file aharing to be activated when you set up the network?\n\nIt could also otherwise be a firewall issue.\n\nTry the printer sharing thing. it should work