Until I got Terminal Services running on my server-in-the-basement, I
ran ETKA on Virtual PC on my Mac, and printed to an HP 1100, shared on
a different Windows box. It worked very well.
You may want to make sure that every single driver that relates to the
printer in any way is current. Printer, display, and any MS Service
Packs that seem to relate.
One important point may be to assign an actual printer port on your
machine to the printer's network name, instead of just having that name
as the local port name, which tends to be the default. I'd use LPT2,
just so your local hardware port remains open.
-Simon

On Wednesday, September 25, 2002, at 12:32  PM, westydriver wrote:

> only way i ever got printing to work reliably with etka was to copy and
> paste into another app.  in windows you  may want to try one of the
> desktop utilities like notepad or the graphic one (forget the name).
> and then send to printer.  on a mac  i usually  just paste into graphic
> converter and then send that doc  to the printer.
> jimt
> On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 11:23 America/Denver, Jeff Strickrott
> wrote:
>
>> I am running ETKA on windows 2000. I have a printer hooked up over the
>> network.
>>
>> Has anyone gotten the printer to work in this setup?
>>
>> I just get a popup dialog box stating "segmentation" with the choices
>> Ok, Abort or Trace.
>>
>> Regards,
>> --Jeff Strickrott
>>
>