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Holy Crikey
Let's say I have computer A in my home office and added two more
computers, B & C, which all have Windows XP Pro installed. A has the
USB printer connected to it, but does not have an RJ45 or any other
network jack on it (HP PSC 1310). All three computers are connected
through Linksys WRT54G router and even though it's a wireless-G
router, they're connected to it through the RJ45 cables. I only plan
on using my laptop for the router's wireless connection.
I was wondering if it's still possible at all to have computers B & C
access the printer which is connected to computer A? If so, would
someone please provide me with a good online resource to learn how to
set up it up? Most articles I read when I googled dealt with print
servers or network capable printers. Thanks.
computers, B & C, which all have Windows XP Pro installed. A has the
USB printer connected to it, but does not have an RJ45 or any other
network jack on it (HP PSC 1310). All three computers are connected
through Linksys WRT54G router and even though it's a wireless-G
router, they're connected to it through the RJ45 cables. I only plan
on using my laptop for the router's wireless connection.
I was wondering if it's still possible at all to have computers B & C
access the printer which is connected to computer A? If so, would
someone please provide me with a good online resource to learn how to
set up it up? Most articles I read when I googled dealt with print
servers or network capable printers. Thanks.