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Final Holdout, the Printer, Cuts the Cord

Published: January 22, 2004

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To use the printer from another

Windows XP computer, go to

Printers and Faxes to add the

p

rinter as a new network printer.

(Printers can be shared by

Macintosh computers, too, and

in earlier versions of Windows.)

If you do not yet have Wi-Fi at

home and have been thinking

about getting it, you may be able

to kill two birds with one stone

by buying a Wi-Fi router (to

share your broadband Internet

connection) that includes a built-

in print server.

One such unit, the GWA501

from Iogear, allows wireless

p

rinting to a U.S.B. printer.

Setting up the device, which

sells for about $100, is

straightforward: the printer

connects directly to the router

with a U.S.B. cable, and anyone

on the network can print to it.

A similar unit is available from

SMC Networks. The obvious

drawback of this solution is that

the printer must be situated

within a U.S.B. cable's length of

the router. (Combination devices

that work with parallel-port

p

rinters are available from

N

etgear and D-Link.)

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