Question for 30th November

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A Windows 98 peer-peer network computer has loaded one of his favourite DOS-based programs but cannot print from it to the network printer.
What is the most likely reason?

A) The DOS printer drivers are not loaded

B) DOS program support has not been enabled

C) The printer is not supported in DOS

D) The printer port has not been captured for DOS applications

Answer tommorow

 

They all sound right...

Maybe [HIDE]D[/HIDE] just about shades it

 

sure i've had this problem before, think its C ref the printer

 

[hide]i imagine A or D...i'll go with A.[/hide]

 

[HIDE]D. I think. It's been a while! [/HIDE]

 

Good question Boyce - I go for the following.
[HIDE]A[/HIDE]

You've really got the hang of the comptia slipperiness on this series, mate

 

That's a tricky one ...
[hide] My Guess is ... B [/hide]

 

[HIDE]The answer is D, you have to capture the printer port.[/HIDE]

 

I would say that the answer is
[HIDE]answer a[/HIDE]

 

Give me a [HIDE]D[/HIDE] please Boyce.

 

Congrats Tyler, you are always the first person to wake up and post in England

 

I'll go for [HIDE]D[/HIDE]

 

without a doubt definately

D. The printer port has not been captured for DOS Applications

 

Well done to everyone who said D

 

I have my two beautiful daughters to thank for that
They seem to think that dragging me out of bed every morning between 5-30am and 6-00am is a good thing

 

Then straight on to CertForums with a nice cuppa in hand