In article <uptMud4DIHA.5228@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,
nospam@nospam.com
says...
> Hi everyone. I have an HP Deskjet 722C hooked up to my Windows 98 machine
> through a parallel port. I'm thinking of building a wireless network and
> installing a wireless printserver to the printer (plugs directly into
> parallel port). My question is will I be able to install the print drivers
> on my new Vista machine so I can print to my Deskjet 722C from the new Vista
> machine ?
The 722 may not work over any form of network connection. It is a host-
based printer, and typically didn't work because it needs direct
communication.
That said, some people were able to make it work using older drivers. I
don't know if the Vista drivers will work with a network connection.
Vista does come with DeskJet 720 drivers which will work with your 722
(physically the same, I think the difference was included software.)
Many newer printers today have networking built-in, and pretty low price
levels. Unless you already own the print server, it may be cheaper to
buy a new printer. You'll get faster speed and higher quality output,
even with the cheapest printers compared to the 722.
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