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I have a printer that i shared out and a wireless linksys router all hard
wired to my desktop.

How can i print from my laptop (wireless) if that is possible?
Through file and print sharing. I have win xp sp2 on both pc's

thanks

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"nigelcourtney" wrote:

| I have a printer that i shared out and a wireless linksys router all hard
| wired to my desktop.
|
| How can i print from my laptop (wireless) if that is possible?
| Through file and print sharing. I have win xp sp2 on both pc's
|
| thanks

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From XP Help ("Share Printer" ). See XP help for more details. Doesn't seem to
work with every brand.
"To connect to a printer on a network
Open Printers and Faxes.
Under Printer Tasks, click Add a printer to open the Add Printer Wizard, and
then click Next.
Click A network printer, or a printer attached to another computer, and then
click Next.
Connect to the desired printer using one of the following three methods.
Click a method for instructions. "

"nigelcourtney" wrote:

> I have a printer that i shared out and a wireless linksys router all hard
> wired to my desktop.
>
> How can i print from my laptop (wireless) if that is possible?
> Through file and print sharing. I have win xp sp2 on both pc's
>
> thanks

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