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K12tslp printing on a windows network
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Ok all, I finally went and installed Linux K12tslp on my print server. Unfortunatly, I can't seem to configure it so my other computers, running Windows XP and Windows 2000 can see it on the network or to install my printer. The printer However, does print in Linux. How do I configure Linux? I can go online and see files on my network while on the machine but can't see the machine on a windows machine. I'm not sure if that was a clear explanation or not 
. Any Ideas? thanks
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