Re: Configure tightVNC to "print locally"

[Jeff C. <Jef...@we...>]

You could share your printer and add it to the remote computer.  I don't
know ok a way to do that with VNC.

VNC was only designed to access the keyboard, mouse, and video of the remote
computer.  If you want full teminal services, go get Citrix.

I love the fact that VNC doesn't do all this extra stuff.  It makes it very
simple, fast and small.  

Just my pennies worth.

-----Original Message-----
   >From: "Jay Burrill" <jay...@ho...>
   >Sent: 10/29/03 12:58:31 PM
   >To: "bec...@sh..." <bec...@sh...>,
"vnc...@li..."
<vnc...@li...>
   >Subject: Re: Configure tightVNC to "print locally"
   >
   >My understanding is that printing on the remote (local) printer is not a

   >feature of TightVNC.
   >
   >
   >----Original Message Follows----
   >From: Becky Young <bec...@sh...>
   >To: vnc...@li...
   >Subject: Configure tightVNC to "print locally"
   >Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 09:48:50 -0800
   >
   >How do you configure tightVNC to print to a local printer?
   >
   >
   >
   >Any help would be greatly appreciated.
   >
   >
   >
   >Becky
   >
   >
   >
   >EnVision Computer Consulting & Training
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