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HP printers supported in Citrix XenApp Server environments November 2008 Executive summary............................................................................................................................... 2 What’s new ........................................................................................................................................ 2 Versions of Terminal Server and Citrix supported by HP .......................................................................... 2 Testing performed by HP ...................................................................................................................... 3 HP LaserJet printers and supported driver versions ................................................................................... 4 HP Color printers with Edgeline Technology and supported driver versions............................................... 12 Using the HP Universal Print Driver version 4.7 for Windows in Citrix environments .................................. 12 The difference between the Citrix and HP UPDs..................................................................................... 13 Business Inkjet printers and supported driver versions............................................................................. 14 HP Deskjet printers and supported driver versions.................................................................................. 15 LIDIL HP Deskjet printers...................................................................................................................... 18 Using HP ink-based All-in-One and Photosmart printers........................................................................... 19 HP Designjets and supported driver versions ......................................................................................... 22 Resolved issues.................................................................................................................................. 22 Unresolved issues .............................................................................................................................. 24 Microsoft issues ................................................................................................................................. 24 Supported printing features................................................................................................................. 24 Frequently asked questions ................................................................................................................. 24 Citrix-tested HP printers....................................................................................................................... 26 Testing methodology for HP printers..................................................................................................... 26 Citrix-tested HP Scanners/All-in-One devices......................................................................................... 35 Testing methodology for HP All-in-One devices...................................................................................... 35 Planned future testing ......................................................................................................................... 37 Feedback.......................................................................................................................................... 37

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Page 1 of 8 white paper Microsoft Windows Vista This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing a driver for a LaserJet using Add Printer Wizard through the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system. Keys to the new print drivers The HP Universal Print Driver (UPD) is the primary building block of the HP drivers built into Windows Vista. When using Add a printer in Vista, most HP printing devices are installed with a print driver that is built around the UPD. • What does this mean? The UPD uses a query method to install a permanent instance of a driver. When a printing device is added, the reality is that the UPD has added a permanent instance of the device. Open the Printers folder and you will see white paper Microsoft Windows Vista – Printer driver installation Security Level: Public Date Written/Updated: November 2006 Document Summary D Step-by-step instructions on how to install most LaserJet products using the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system.

Page 1 of 13 white paper Windows XP and Vista are nearly identical With the release of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, the HP print driver structure is uniform and nearly identical to the Windows XP driver structure. The following comparison of Device Settings and driver tabs illustrates similarities and differences between operating systems. Keys to the Vista print drivers The HP Universal Print Driver (UPD) is the primary building block of the HP drivers built into Windows Vista. When using Add a printer in Vista, most HP printing devices are installed with a print driver that is built around the UPD. • What does this mean? The UPD uses a query method to install a permanent instance of a driver. When a printing device is added, the reality is that the UPD has added a permanent instance white paper Microsoft Windows Print Comparison – XP vs. Vista Security Level: Public Date Written/Updated: 01-Feb-2007/02-May-2007 Document Summary D Compare the print driver features between Windows XP and Vista operating systems. D Explain that the Vista drivers are based on the HP Universal Print Driver.

HP Jetdirect External USB Compatibility May 2009 Introduction There have been some questions from customers about the compatibility of printers and the HP Jetdirect External Print Server Products. This white paper addresses those questions and provides a list of supported printers with the USB External Print Servers that are currently on the Corporate Price List (CPL). Over the years, many things have changed regarding external print servers and printers they connect to. In the past, an external print server was the only way to place these printers on a network. In contrast, many printers today come with their own embedded networking and the USB port is used almost exclusively for direct connection to PCs. As a result, some printers have implemented cost effective USB modes that are very difficult for an external print server to support on the network. Current Support Strategy HP currently has four external USB products on the CPL: J6035G 175X 10/100TX USB 1.1 External Print Server J7988G en1700 10/100TX USB 2.0 External Print Server J7951G ew2400 10/100TX & 802.11b/g USB 2.0 External Print Server J7942G en3700 10/100TX USB 2.0 External Print server In 2009, the J6035G 175X print server will be discontinued. This print server has been popular, but is not upgradeable and it does not support Hi-Speed USB. The 175x supports whitepaper