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Thanks all. None of these suggestions seem to work and in the O-knowledge
base there is this massive explanation about how to do this in NT4, so...
I'll leave it as it is.
Re; your ??'s I have never had any problems with Ts4. I have always had
Win Tel machines on the theory, right or wrong, that the systems were at
least tested with something similar.
I have upgarded Win98se to win2000 (not the clean install always
recommended) runs great on the PIII-256MB 550mhz Intel seattle baord. TS4
is given a 16bit emulation by win 2000?
I have always run a very large permanent swap file ~ 1024Mb.
Could not say enough good things about dynastore...and the dynaloader.
Money well spent.
Charlie
in Dallas, 110 degrees F today and yesterday here, + 29 straight days over
100F!
----- Original Message -----
From: John Mc Kenzie
To: cwwaring@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 6:47 PM
Subject: Printer Ports
Chas: It's in your System. ini file. Go there, then down to [ 386enh ].
Probably 1st line will be device=ssiact.386
2nd SSI_LPT-1 etc. Just change it to LPT-2.
Then don't forget to say " SAVE ", after you make the change & of course
you will have to re-boot.
Curious What are you using to run TS4 in Win2k & how is it working ?
DynaStore ?
John
I don't think you need to change any settings anywhere. The security
library that Omega uses should search all the ports in your system to find
the one with the key it is looking for.
Kent
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