Installing Epson Printers on a Network

If you’re seeking practical advice on how to set up a productive printing workflow for your photography studio, check out the Tips and Tricks section in LexJet’s monthly In Focus newsletter.

In Vol. 4, No. 5 published earlier this month, printing expert Tom Hauenstein explains how to install an Epson printer on a network. Whether you use a PC or a Mac, Tom outlines the steps required for a trouble-free setup. He also talks about free software that shows you which IP addresses on your network have been used and which addresses are still available.

Past issues of In Focus have discussed topics such as soft proofing in Adobe Photoshop and printing through Adobe Photoshop Lightroom.

If you have any inkjet photo-printing tips and tricks you’d like to share, or if you have questions you would like to see addressed in the In Focus newsletter, let us hear from you.  Either submit your suggestions here or call a LexJet account specialist at 888-873-7553.

 Installing Epson Printers on a Network

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