《11-Configuring Printing》.ppt

Configuring Printing Overview Introduction to Windows 2003 Printing Adding a Printer Configuring a Network Printer Configuring Internet Printing Introduction to Windows?2003 Printing Windows 2003 Printing Terms Requirements for Configuring a Network Printer Guidelines for Setting Up a Network Printer Windows?2003 Printing Terms Requirements for Configuring a Network Printer Guidelines for Setting Up a Network Printer Adding a Printer Adding and Sharing a Printer for a Local Print Device Adding and Sharing a Printer for a Network-Interface Print Device Setting Up Client Computers Adding and Sharing a Printer for a Local Print Device Adding and Sharing a Printer for a Network-Interface Print Device Setting Up Client Computers The Client Computers Running the Following Operating System Automatically Downloads the Printer Driver: Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT Client Computers Running Other Microsoft Operating Systems Require Installation of a Printer Driver Client Computers Running Non-Microsoft Operating Systems Require Installation of: The printer driver on the client computer A print service on the print server Configuring a Network Printer Sharing an Existing Printer Setting Up a Printer Pool Setting Printer Priorities Assigning Printer Permissions Sharing an Existing Printer Setting Up a Printer Pool Setting Printer Priorities Assigning Printer Permissions Configuring Internet Printing Setting Up Internet Printing by Using a Web Browser Managing Printers by Using a Web Browser Setting Up Internet Printing by Using a Web Browser Requirements for Printing by Using a Web Browser: The printer must be shared The print server must be a computer running Windows 2003 Server and IIS, or a computer running Windows 2003 Professional and PWS Internet Explorer 4.0 or later must be installed on the client computer To Connect to a Printer by Using a Web Browser, You Must: Know the URL of the printer Have appropriate permissions to connect to the printer You Can Use the Add