1. From the Start button go to Settings and select
Printers.
2. Select
the Add A Printer option under Printer Tasks
(see Figure 1).

Figure 1
3.
This will bring up the Welcome to the Add Printer Wizard screen (see Figure
2). Click Next.

Figure 2
4.
Select the Local Printer option (see Figure 3). Click Next.

Figure 3
5.
Select the Use the following port option and using the scroll bar, highlight the
Digi com port you have the printer connected to (see Figure 4).
Click Next.

Figure 4
6.
Select the Manufacturer and Model of the Printer you are installing (see Figure
5). Click Next.

Figure 5
7.
Enter a name for the Printer and specify whether
this will be the default printer (see Figure 6). Click Next.

Figure 6
8. You will now have the option to share the printer (see Figure 7). Click Next.

Figure 7
9. The printer will not be available until the server is rebooted. Select
No when asked to print a test page (see Figure 8).
Figure 8
10.
Go back into the Properties of the Printer you just added. You will want
to make sure that the port settings, on the Ports tab, are configured
to match what you have configured on the printer
(see Figure 9).

Figure 9
11. To print a test page, reboot the Windows XP Server and then select the
option to Print Test Page from the properties of the newly added
printer (see Figure 10).

Figure 10