NETGEAR WG311 manual Use printers

Installation Guide for the NETGEAR 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter WG311

Table 1-1.	A Road Map for How to Get There From Here
If I Want To ... ?	What Do I Do?		What’s Needed?	How Do I?
Use printers in	1.	Use the	1. The desktop computer I am	Windows Domain settings are
a combined		Windows	using to connect to the	usually managed by corporate
wireless and		Printers and	wireless network needs to be	computer support groups.
wired		Fax features to	configured with the Windows	Windows Workgroup settings
network.		locate	Client and File and Print
				are commonly managed by
		available	Sharing.
				individuals who want to set up
		printers in the	2. The desktop computer I am
				small networks in their homes, or
		combined
			using to connect to the
				small offices.
		wireless and
			wireless network needs to be
		wired network.
			configured with the same	For assistance with setting up
	2.	Use the
			Windows Workgroup or
				Windows networking, refer to the
		Windows Add	Domain settings as the other
				PC Networking Tutorial on the
		a Printer	Windows computers in the
				NETGEAR 54 Mbps Wireless
		wizard to add	combined wireless and wired
				PCI Adapter WG311 Resource
		access to a	network.
				CD and the Help information
		network printer	3. Any Windows networking
				provided in the Windows system
		from the PC	security access rights such as	you are using.
		you are using
			login user name/ password
		to wirelessly
			that have been assigned in the	For assistance with setting up
		connect to the
			Windows network must be	printers in Windows, refer to the
		network.
			provided when Windows	Help and Support information
	3.	From the File
			prompts for such information.	that comes with the version of
		menu of an	4. If so-called Windows ‘peer’	the Windows operating systems
		application	networking is being used, the	you are using.
		such as	printer needs to be enabled for
		Microsoft
			sharing.
		Word, use the
		Print Setup
		feature to
		direct your
		print output to
		the printer in
		the network.

1-6 Introduction