How can I print from a printer on another printer attached to the Bt home hub?
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both computers need to be in the same domain or the same work group and the printer needs to be shared. Just try joining the in the MSHOME group and go to run, there type the IP of the host ex &#92;&#92;10.52.87.4 and clic ok.
755564
No need, I assume you are using windows xp, simply share your printer and publish it to the network, install the printer drivers on your brothers computer and have him install your printer on his as a network printer.\nMuch easier than it sounds, go to windows help - printer sharing.
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You have to add the printer to the pc/laptop that need to print, add printer and use network not local, choose the printer using browse button, continue with the windows install guide, print a test page to confirm.\nUnless you have a networking problem, like you can't even see the other pc at network neighbourhood, otherwise the above solution should work.
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I found the link below which basically says to access your locally connected printer on usb via the net use command in dos.  Then you can redirect LPT1 to the printer.  Very clever.
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Click start, go to printers and faxes, right click your printer, click properties, go to sharing tab, share your printer on your network, then your wife will add a printer on a network, when it is availble, after adding your printer, she can print whenever your computer is on. If necessary, you have to provide the driver.
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ok we got a few steps here.\n\n1) go to your windows pc. sit down open control panel and printer preferances.  share your printer. \n\n2) go to your mac. google the drivers for that printer. download install. then go to system preferances>printers and faxes>setup printers. a little screen will open click add printer then you can add it by using windows printer option or ip printing option.
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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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First, I am assuming the printer has either USB or parallel interfaces. \n\n1. You need to install its driver into one of your computer.\n2. After installation, on that computer, share the printer\n3. Go to the other computer, look up the shared printer and added that as remote printer\n4. You should be able to print from both computers\n\nP.S. If your printer is USB interface, get a printer server (see below link)
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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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Yes you can easly by one of two ways\n1- copy the file that you has downloaded to the computer that have printer and print it\n\n2- if u can put the 2 computers in the same network, you can right click on the printer icon\n"control panel -> printers -> you printerIcon" then click on share
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Printer ethernet cards, stand alone print server or setting up a pc as a print server
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There are to methods... network printing and IP Printing.\n\nNetwork printing... hook up a printer to you router and follow the instructions that came with the router.\n\nIP printing... hook up a printer to a computer and install the drivers. go to Control Panel and click Printers and Faxes. Then right click on the printer that you want to be shared. And click Properties. then click the Sharing tab. say that you understand the risk. and enable the sharing. DO NOT USE THE WIZARD. IT SUCKS. once you are done setting up a shared printer on a computer find the IP address of that computer and remember it. go to another computer and open up the Printers and Faxes folder in the Control Panel. click Add a Printer and select Printer is a Network Printer and is Attached to Another Computer and click Next. now select the option to connect to a Printer Over the Internet. In the space provided, type in the IP address you wrote down. Then click Next. Install the drivers and your set! MAKE SURE BOTH COMPUTERS ARE ON DURING THESE PROCEDURES. YOU MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET. --> also... you can use this option for multiple computers by repeating the 2nd part of the procedure on the unchastized computer
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Assuming you are using Windows\nGo to control panel -> printers - > choose your printer and rightclick on it. Choose share and give a share name. \nand then from onther network printers should search for it from NetWork Neighbourhood.
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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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Printer sharing box OR network the computers and make the one connected to the printer share the connection over the net.\n\nEasier than it sounds.\n\nNetwork PCs if not already done\nOn PC with printer attached make printer sharable on net
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If the printer upstairs is attached to another PC, then go to the Printers folder and make sure that you have 'SHARED' that printer, then you will probably have to install the printer drivers too, it will ask you if it is locally connected or on a network, choose network. the rest is plain sailing.\nOr you can walk upstairs and plug that printer into your usb port, AFTER installing the printer drivers.\nIf the upstairs printer is a networked printer - i.e. NOT attached to a PC, then on installing the printer driver it will again ask you if it is networked, and search for it.
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Use the cd software that came with the printer or...\nIf you have windows follow these instructions, first click the start button, look for the control pannel shortcut then click on it, find the printers and other hardware option, then click add a printer, it should bring you to a wizard, click Next, then change the options that may apply to you, it should then look for a printer, if it cannot locate the printer you will have to install it manually by clicking next, choose the port you want to use to locate your printer and then click next, after that click the brand of you printer, then select your version of your printer, click next and you should be done.\n(note: this will only work on windows and may vary if you do not use windows xp)