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acetame
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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sup fellas got a netgear router here, and wanna run my printer through it ? is this possible ?
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| #0 05:29pm 27/05/07 |
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jmr
Posts: 4924
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #1 05:36pm 27/05/07 |
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Alt_F4
Posts: 211
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Don't think so.
The "solution" i use is sharing the printer across the windows network. The only drawback is that the computer connected to the printer has to be on for it to work. |
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| #2 05:37pm 27/05/07 |
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acetame
Posts: 1598
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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never mind fellas, thanks anyway, just found a usb cable hah
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| #3 05:52pm 27/05/07 |
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jmr
Posts: 4925
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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whey smart man
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TiT
Posts: 1158
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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depends on what router.. I have netgear 114p which has usb port on the router...
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Merky007
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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here we are running a brother printer with a network card in it. just running a cable from it, to the router. it works alrite. but considering you found a usb cble its all good.
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