Separator Page

How do I get rid of the separator page. I believe that's
the name for the page that comes out prior to a document
being printed and lists the user name, device, date, time,
etc. It always used to be called a banner page.

Thanks

in control panel, select the CSNW icon and uncheck the
print banner box...it took me forever to find this simple
ssolution myself...I feel your pain!

>-----Original Message-----
>How do I get rid of the separator page. I believe that's
>the name for the page that comes out prior to a document
>being printed and lists the user name, device, date,

time,

>etc. It always used to be called a banner page.
>
>Thanks
>.
>

We just upgraded a computer from windows 98 to xp pro and
the computer is now printing a separator page. We have
entered pscript.sep as a separator which is not supposed
to print this separator page, but it still does. Does
anyone know how to turn this off? Also, the computer
notified (with a pop-up) that the print job is complete
and I would like to know how to turn that off also.

Thanks.

"Ramrod" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:db4601c3f02c
$52ebfad0$a301280a@phx.gbl:

> We just upgraded a computer from windows 98 to xp pro and
> the computer is now printing a separator page. We have
> entered pscript.sep as a separator which is not supposed
> to print this separator page, but it still does. Does
> anyone know how to turn this off?

I have the same problem. In an earlier posting to this group, I found the
suggestion to:

> in control panel, select the CSNW icon and uncheck the print banner
> box...

I am, however, unable to find any CSNW icon in the Control Panel. I am
using Windows XP, Home Edition. I would also like to know how one gets
around this.

Thanks,



--
Mervyn Doobov,
Jerusalem, Israel.

Hi,

I want to set up a separator page onto our network printer. I would like
this separator page to be printed before any print job. What I would also
like is that the separator page indicates the name of the computer where the
print job originated. Has anyone any idea or developed a script for this
end?

This is very important. I hope someone can help me.

Thanks,
Riadh

"Riadh" <riadh.baklouti@wanadoo.tn> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I want to set up a separator page onto our network printer. I would like
>this separator page to be printed before any print job. What I would also
>like is that the separator page indicates the name of the computer where the
>print job originated. Has anyone any idea or developed a script for this
>end?
>
>This is very important. I hope someone can help me.
>
>Thanks,
>Riadh

Some printer drivers support separator pages automatically, check the user
manual for your printer and look for settings in the driver, it may already be
supported.
Tony

Ok I'll try that and will let you know. For information, the printer is an
HP LaserJet 4000n.

"Tony" <TonytheTigurrrrr@aim.com> wrote in message
newsart1of1.1.UFLGhTuydhFhpw@ue.ph...

> "Riadh" <riadh.baklouti@wanadoo.tn> wrote:

>>Hi,
>>
>>I want to set up a separator page onto our network printer. I would like
>>this separator page to be printed before any print job. What I would also
>>like is that the separator page indicates the name of the computer where
>>the
>>print job originated. Has anyone any idea or developed a script for this
>>end?
>>
>>This is very important. I hope someone can help me.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Riadh

>
> Some printer drivers support separator pages automatically, check the user
> manual for your printer and look for settings in the driver, it may
> already be
> supported.
> Tony

The Laserjet 4000 does support a separator page, at least it does with Windows
XP.
Open the print driver properties, select the Advanced tab, press Separator Page
(bottom right).
Tony

"Riadh" <riadh.baklouti@wanadoo.tn> wrote:

>Ok I'll try that and will let you know. For information, the printer is an
>HP LaserJet 4000n.
>
>"Tony" <TonytheTigurrrrr@aim.com> wrote in message
>newsart1of1.1.UFLGhTuydhFhpw@ue.ph...

>> "Riadh" <riadh.baklouti@wanadoo.tn> wrote:

>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I want to set up a separator page onto our network printer. I would like
>>>this separator page to be printed before any print job. What I would also
>>>like is that the separator page indicates the name of the computer where
>>>the
>>>print job originated. Has anyone any idea or developed a script for this
>>>end?
>>>
>>>This is very important. I hope someone can help me.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Riadh

>>
>> Some printer drivers support separator pages automatically, check the user
>> manual for your printer and look for settings in the driver, it may
>> already be
>> supported.
>> Tony