Network Printing

I know this is not a C++ question but i'm hoping someone might be able to give
me some quidance. Is it possible to set up my computer so that all printing is
done on a printer that is physically located in a different building? I know
this is more of a networking question but step by step directions would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

re: Network Printing

"jbruno4000" <jbruno4000@aol.com> wrote in message
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try to compile this piece of code:

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void
setUpMyComputerSoThatAllPrintingIsDoneOnAPrinterTh atIsPhysicallyLocatedInADi
fferentBuilding();

int main()
{

setUpMyComputerSoThatAllPrintingIsDoneOnAPrinterTh atIsPhysicallyLocatedInADi
fferentBuilding();
return 0;
}

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good luck!

Corno

re: Network Printing

>try to compile this piece of code:[color=blue]
>
>---------------------
>
>void
>setUpMyComputerSoThatAllPrintingIsDoneOnAPrinterT hatIsPhysicallyLocatedInADi
>fferentBuilding();
>
>int main()
>{
>
>setUpMyComputerSoThatAllPrintingIsDoneOnAPrinterT hatIsPhysicallyLocatedInADi
>fferentBuilding();
> return 0;
>}
>
>-----------------
>
>good luck!
>
>Corno
>
>
>
>
>[/color]
Very funny, ha ha!!

re: Network Printing

jbruno4000 wrote:
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> I know this is not a C++ question but i'm hoping someone might be able to give
> me some quidance. Is it possible to set up my computer so that all printing is
> done on a printer that is physically located in a different building?[/color]

Yes it is possible. It is even possible to print to a printer in
another country.
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> I know this is more of a networking question but step by step directions
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance![/color]

Instructions can be found in a newsgroup that discusses your platform.
Unix boxes have different steps than Windows or Mac computers.
Embedded systems, well that's a whole 'nother container of worms.

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Thomas Matthews

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