NETGEAR WG511U user manual Use printers

User’s Manual for the NETGEAR Double 108 Mbps Wireless PC Card 32-bit CardBus WG511U

Table 2-1.	A Road Map for How to Get There From Here
If I Want To?	What’s Needed?	What Do I Do?		How Do I?
Use printers in	1. The notebook computer I	1.	Use the Windows	Windows Domain settings are
a combined	am using to connect to the		Printers and Fax	usually managed by corporate
wireless and	wireless network needs to		features to locate	computer support groups.
wired	be configured with the		available printers	Windows Workgroup settings
network.	Windows Client and File		in the combined
				are commonly managed by
	and Print Sharing.		wireless and wired
	2. The notebook computer I		network.	individuals who want to set up
				small networks in their homes, or
	am using to connect to the	2.	Use the Windows
				small offices.
	wireless network needs to		Add a Printer
	be configured with the		wizard to add	For assistance with setting up
	same Windows Workgroup		access to a
				Windows networking, refer to the
	or Domain settings as the		network printer
				PC Networking Tutorial on the
	other Windows computers		from the notebook
				NETGEAR Double 108 Mbps
	in the combined wireless		PC you are using	Wireless PC Card 32-bit
	and wired network.		to wirelessly
				CardBus WG511U Resource CD
	3. Any Windows networking		connect to the
				and the Help information
			network.
	security access rights such			provided in the Windows system
	as login user name/	3.	From the File	you are using.
	password that have been		menu of an
	assigned in the Windows		application such	For assistance with setting up
	network must be provided		as Microsoft Word,	printers in Windows, refer to the
	when Windows prompts for		use the Print	Help and Support information
	such information.		Setup feature to	that comes with the version of
	4. If so-called Windows ‘peer’		direct your print	the Windows operating systems
	networking is being used,		output to the	you are using.
	the printer needs to be		printer in the
			network.
	enabled for sharing.

2-6 Introduction

August 2004