> How is the printer configured?  ie when you set up the printer within 
> Windows, do you give it the IP address of the printer and print 
> directly, or do you use some print server?

We have a print server. You select the printer you want and it downloads 
the drivers from the server and installs them, configures all the 
settings, etc.

> We had this exact problem, and it turned out to be buggy print drivers 
> installed on the print server.  Installing a local copy of some unbuggy 
> drivers and printing direct to the printer (via IP address) fixed the 
> problem.

Well, this print server has worked for the last 5 years. Why would it 
suddenly not work for just 4 of the PCs?

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