Verify the machine devmode setting shared printer is set to Portrait
on the Vista machine
launch printmanagement.msc
Expand Printer Server / local machine / Printers
find the printer, right click
Set Printing Defaults...
Click on the Finishing tab
If this is set to Mirror, change this and on the XP machine delete the
connection, then create again.
If it's set properly, then it's possible that there is a Device Mode
(devmode) mismatch between the x86 driver and the x64 driver or the print
processor does not work the same between the drivers.
--
Alan Morris
Windows Printing Team
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"Wylee" <Wylee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have tried posting this in microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general without
> success. Someone there suggested I try here, so here I am!
>
> I have Vista Ultimate x64 as my primary computer networked to a Windows XP
> computer. The Vista computer is always on and the XP computer is only on
> when
> required. My printer is a HP Deskjet 6540 and is attached to the Vista x64
> computer. My problem is I cannot seem to print properly from the XP
> computer
> (I constantly get a mirror image). I have done all the checks and no,
> mirror
> image is not ticked (and if I do tick it, same result). I have used the
> latest drivers from HP on the XP computer and the Vista built-in driver
> for
> the Vista computer. If I connect the printer to the XP computer directly
> and
> print from the XP computer it prints correctly, and if I connect the
> printer
> to the Vista x64 computer and print from Vista x64 it prints correctly, it
> only fails (mirror image) when I try to print from the XP computer and the
> printer is attached to the Vista x64 computer. Any suggestions?