to my desktop via parallel port. It can attach via USB but will only be 1 way. The PC is hardwired to a Linksys W54TRG wireless router, which is attached to my DSL. I have a laptop and another desktop also on this network via wireless. Can I make my printer...

If not then that's the problem. Your laptop cannot find the Printer on the PC because its not on the same network yet. You also have to make the printer "shared" on your pc so it can be seen through the network. Hope this helps! ER "Rayman" wrote...

to an HP Officejet 6500 Wireless Printer. Now, to add confusion, I also have a laptop, with the same McAfee software, that connects wirelessly with the ACTIONTEC MODEM. I want to a) Make my printer wireless. b) Solve the hidden node (or in this case, double...

also has the option to make it a wireless bridge. What I would like is hook it upto a old HP Lasrejet that has a jet direct card and hence make this printer wireless - so I can place it away some where. Any idea how I do this - do I give it the same...

mini A4 printer with wireless functioning?. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Hi This is all a bit new to me so sorry if any of these questions are stupid. I'm looking for a really small neat tiny A4 printer. Small as possible, maybe a...

Trouble sharing printer in wireless network. Hello Guys, I have a wireless network with a WRT300N Linksys Wireless router sharing internet for a wired pc and two wireless notebooks, all running XP SP2. I had no problem sharing files between these 3 computers...

Eddie Just think of the wireless setup is wired. The setup is the same. You will need to turn on file and printer sharing on the pc with the printer. Then select the printer and make it shared. Then add a new printer. You will need to connect to the pc...

Printer wireless access point. What is the best way to make a network printer wireless?. What is the best way to make a network printer wireless? ...

a USB port on the PC > and on the back of the printer so I can use the printer wirelessly> without having to change my whole network over to wireless? You could use a printer server on a wired/wireless or (as you requested) a mixed network - however...

across the floor. >>Is there a wireless item I can buy to plug into a USB port on the PC >and on the back of the printer so I can use the printer wirelessly>without having to change my whole network over to wireless? >>I see USB wireless products out...