What can we do for our Clients  In Lan Network about Printting?
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Sounds like a problem with the printers drivers. Try updating to the newest version, or contact your printers technical support.
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Have you checked for printer and file aharing to be activated when you set up the network?\n\nIt could also otherwise be a firewall issue.\n\nTry the printer sharing thing. it should work
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make a new connection and in control panel open network connections and you will find the new connection you made , right click on it and properties and you will find a tab called sharing connection , just click on it and enable connection sharing and be sure that both computers are in the same work group name , and to know that just in control panel open icon called system and click on tab called network and you will find network ID and another button called change click on change and make both computers have the same work group name , then go to your control panel again and open printer and right click on your printer and properties and make it share for every one in your net work and from the other computer you will find the printer shared in network places , just right click on it and install and it will be added to your printers
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I just did it for the first time last week.  Yeah like the above post said, go to the computer that the printer is installed on, go to start->printer and faxes.  Right-click on the printer you want to be shared and select sharing.  Follow the onscreen instructions.  Now the printer shared.\n\nNow for every computer on your network, go to control panel->printers.  Click add a printer.  Browse through your network to find the shared printer.  And that's it.  \n\nThe link provided below is more organized than my answer.
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Right click the printer- sharing or properities then share\nchange share name click ok, you need permission to change printer sharing from you network administrator.\nthats it.
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You can buy Printers which already are network ready or you can convert your printer to be a WIFI buy adding an adapter. YOu can even make it Bluetooth ready.\n\nThere are loads of hardware especially a  way could be buy one of those mini print servers attach it to your wireless router and the printer is then available to all in the workgroup
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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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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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That would depend on what kind of connector(s) your printer has: if it has a parallel/Centronics connector, there are parallel switches which would do the trick.  If it has a network/Ethernet connection, a router or hub or switch (depending on your network setup) would be the easiest - if you have one of those three already, you would connect the printers network cable to the router or hub or switch and then should be able to set it up on both computers through Windows printer sharing.  If it has a USB connector, I'm not sure if you can share a printer through a USB hub, but there are USB-to-Ethernet adapters that might also work in conjunction with a router or hub or switch.
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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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The simplest way to do that would be to physically connect the printer to one of the computers and share the printer so the other computers can print through that printer.\n\nAlternatively, if you don't want to connect any one computer to the printer, you can get a JetDirect print server. The 1200n comes with JetDirect already, though I don't think it is wireless. In any event, HP sells wireless JetDirect servers which would work with your printer.
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yes ... set up a workgroup .. then you will be able to print wirelessly ... and another thing ... its a LAPTOP ... but ... make sure your printer is network capable ... have fun ...
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Um Ok I assume by a writer you mean a printer. To do this you need a router and make sure that you configure the firewall if you plan on using file and print sharing between the PC's. Use your windows help files to configure file and print sharing.
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you need two things...maybe 3...\n\na wireless card for your laptop\na WAP (wireless access point)\n\nand someway to connect your printer...usually a print server but it could be shared by a PC...\n\ncheck with your local computer store - circuit city, best buy...whatever.  the directions will help with everything except maybe the printer - if it connected to a PC...but you can ask another question for that one!!!\n\ngood luck
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Chances are the router acts as a print server if it's only connecting to the printer via USB. You'll want to check the router configuration for print server settings. It's either going to assign a secondary IP address for the print server, or it's going to use it's own IP address (in which case the IP address is going to be the same as your default gateway).\n\nCheck the manual.
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maybe\n\ncheck your printer and print options
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Same as anywhere else.  Install a printer, share it.