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The rogue DHCP is an interesting idea. On the clerks computer and on a stake-issued laptop that lives at the building, I have been getting IP address conflict popups since a week or two before the printer went bad. Rebooting the machine on a Tuesday night in an empty building did not help. What did ...

There is a Xerox 4260 in my meetinghouse library. Up to now, it has worked fine for network printing. But today it cannot be reached by any of the computers in the building. It is configured to use DHCP, but it is getting an IP address that is not in the subnet. From the configuration printout, I se...

I was able to get the behavior I wanted (pull from bypass tray if something is in it, otherwise pull from tray one) by setting the driver default to use the bypass tray. On Windows 7, open "Devices and Printers". Right click on the printer icon. Select "Printing preferences". On ...

I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing. Most of the posts so far seem to be describing how MSL comes up, and if you don't like it you can just un-maximize it by pushing the "two-boxes" button next to the red "X". Since I installed MLS 3.7.3 earlier this evening, I have ...