https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/dual-printer-orientation/m-p/2416496#M132 Sounds like you might have some other problems, can you print to the printers <BR />at all?<BR />Setup a plain vanila queue and send a test print to the printer. If the <BR />printer is a HP laserjet get jetadmin and use it. If the printer is using <BR />TCP/IP try pinging the printer from your desktop. if you can reach your <BR />printer then this is the first step.<BR /><BR />After you have established that you can print to the printer and you have <BR />connectivity.<BR /><BR />Go into control panel/ printers / Add printer / Select setting to be managed on <BR />My Computer/ Add port<BR /><BR />here you can add two jetadmin ports to the same printer and call it two <BR />different things and then you can setup two queues to the same printer with <BR />different page settings. Thu, 16 Dec 1999 15:59:02 GMT Anthony Goonetilleke_1 1999-12-16T15:59:02Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/dual-printer-orientation/m-p/2416495#M131 I have several HP printers on the network I need to setup to print in portrait <BR />and landscape orientation. The workstation's are WIN95B PC's. I have two <BR />printer definitions for each network printer setup, one set to portrait the <BR />other to landscape. When I try to print a test page I receive an error message <BR />"Windows was unable to print the test page". How can I setup these printers? Fri, 03 Dec 1999 13:39:33 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/dual-printer-orientation/m-p/2416495#M131 Bob Jernigan 1999-12-03T13:39:33Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/dual-printer-orientation/m-p/2416496#M132 Sounds like you might have some other problems, can you print to the printers <BR />at all?<BR />Setup a plain vanila queue and send a test print to the printer. If the <BR />printer is a HP laserjet get jetadmin and use it. If the printer is using <BR />TCP/IP try pinging the printer from your desktop. if you can reach your <BR />printer then this is the first step.<BR /><BR />After you have established that you can print to the printer and you have <BR />connectivity.<BR /><BR />Go into control panel/ printers / Add printer / Select setting to be managed on <BR />My Computer/ Add port<BR /><BR />here you can add two jetadmin ports to the same printer and call it two <BR />different things and then you can setup two queues to the same printer with <BR />different page settings. Thu, 16 Dec 1999 15:59:02 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-microsoft/dual-printer-orientation/m-p/2416496#M132 Anthony Goonetilleke_1 1999-12-16T15:59:02Z