"Naburus" <Naburus.3kvvzb@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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> The font is just basic either Arial or Times New Roman
>
> The Printer was installed by browsing to the server via the run
> command, then double clicking on a shared printer. How would I check if
> it's using a local driver rather than the server driver? This issue has
> occurred on 3 user PC's in my office, so it's not localized to one
> person, however they could all have the same issue. Possibly.

I don't know if I can tell you how to determine which driver a printer is
using other than to go to the Printer Properties, update the printer driver
and make sure it's pointing to your network driver. You may want to confirm
this in a newsgroup for your operating system, though, or wait for someone
else who knows more about this aspect than I do to come along and correct me
or confirm what I told you. :-)
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