Sharing the Printer using Windows Networking | Sharing Printer |
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Using Windows networking, it is very easy to share the printer.
Rather than using a network server, we will explain how to connect the printer using a Peer To Peer connection. Our explanation, shown below, is based on the following assumptions; there is an established network in place. This works with Windows 95, 98, NT and 2000.
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With Peer To Peer connections, the print server is a client to which a printer is directly connected, and a "Client" is any computer, which is connected to the same network.
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