I use Microsoft Word and my computer connect via a network printer in my office
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remove it from the network uninstall all software and drivers and then pretend its new and just re set it up as you did before  if you have further problems call (1-800-HP-Invent OR 1-800-474-6836) that the 25/7 number for hp below is a list of must haves before you call good luck and if all else fails you should get a new printer
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There are two solutions that you can choose from:\n\n1.  Port the printer to a desktop that is on your network and then share the printer.\n\n2.  Purchase a wireless print server... I've seen some available at Wal-Mart and Best Buy...
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the family computer has wireless capability which she connects to as a gateway to the non wireless pronter. i.e. the printer ont he family computer is shared and then there is a wireless connection btwn the computer and yur friends laptop/PC
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make sure you run a "detect hardware" scan on your computer to check that yourcomputer knows that a printer is connected. second, it might be printing the page blnak because the ink cartidge is dry or jammed?
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Yes a virus can, spyware.... if your on a network (Wireless)  and your printer is on the wireless network someone nearby can do it. Try some free spyware software to get rid of spyware maybe.
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This has happened to one of my co-workers at my site; it seems MS WORD had a different default printer, make sure the printer that your file is going to be sent through is the one you intend it to go to, and see if that works.\n\nFile>Print Setup
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No.  I assume you are running Windows XP, but set up a network with your two PCs.   \n\n1. Start at "Start"\n2. Go to "My Network Places"\n3. Choose "Set up a home or small office network"\n4. Use the wizard and select a name for the network (default MSHOME is fine but rather boring)\n5. Run the wizard on the second PC and use the same name for the network on both PC\n6. Reboot both PCs\n\n\nNow, is the printer a local printer to the primary PC?  If so, go to the control panel and view the printers.  Make sure the printer is shared.  Then install the printer on the second PC (easiest is to use the driver that came with the printer, but it may be a printer that comes native in Windows or you can download a driver.  But on the 2nd PC set it up as a network printer.\n\nGood luck!
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The only way I can think of is following:\n\n- Share your USB Printer \n- Use the network resource and attach it to a LPTx port ( u can do this with "NET USE LPTx &#92;&#92;your_pc_name&#92;USBP" where LPTx is the port u want to use (ie Lpt1) \n- Happy printing....
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File and printer sharing needs to be enabled.  Next you share a folder.  I can't remember the exact procedure; it's been too long since I've seen Windows 98.
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What MumboVonJumbo said is correct, but there's a little more to it. Normally a printer would connect to a computer and be used as a "shared resource" for other computeres to print. If you have a router with a Print Server on the other hand, your printer will be connected to your router instead. The router will act as the server and handle all the printing requests (not your computer). This is really beneficial because your computer doesn't have to be on all the time in order for the printer to work.
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check your printer settings.  MS Word did this to me as well and I had to restart the computer and reset all of the printers settings to default.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nTom
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search www.download.com for printer control or something. There's some great stuff on there.
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if they  are identical then send what u want to print to yourself through your e mailing account. then go to the other computer and copy the information onto a word document then just print away. It works for me :p
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YOU NEED A WIFI PRINTSERVER\n\nWireless-G PrintServer for USB 2.0\n \n  Share up to two printers with everyone on your network -- works with most parallel and USB (1.1 or 2.0) printers \nConnects your printers directly to the network by 10/100 wired Ethernet or 54Mbps Wireless-G (802.11g) \nNo need to dedicate a PC to print server chores \nRemotely administered through your web browser, SNMP, or the included utility
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Go to your printer console on the bottom right corner and cancel all prints. Disconnect the printer.\n\nThen reboot your computer and try connecting your printer again.
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Wow alot of helpful answers here.\n\n If you have windows XP you have to Printer sharing see help in windows XP for more details.
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I've used Remote Desktop, which comes with the MS Office suite, to access Windows PCs from my Mac.