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05-13-2003 06:16 PM
05-13-2003 06:16 PM
DL380 - LPT1 Adobe
We have a metaframe XP farm consisting of a mixture of G1 + G2 DL380 servers. I am unable to get adobe writer to work due to fact that it requies an LPT port to install the adobe writer driver.
I am just wondering if anyone has run into the same problem and come up with a soln. Or if there is actually a parallel interface on the m/board that just needs enabling through the BIOS or an upgraded rompaq.
I am just wondering if anyone has run into the same problem and come up with a soln. Or if there is actually a parallel interface on the m/board that just needs enabling through the BIOS or an upgraded rompaq.
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