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If you have windows 2000 on the machines you can asign the Printer an IP address in the same range as the rest of the computers (or make it DHCP [make the router asigen the address])and print over IP. Asigning the address can be done with the front pannel, MIO or Network set up. OR if the hard wire desktop is NT4 you can do much the same thing then share the printer out to your laptop.
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If you have windows 2000 on the machines you can asign the Printer an IP address in the same range as the rest of the computers (or make it DHCP [make the router asigen the address])and print over IP. Asigning the address can be done with the front pannel, MIO or Network set up. OR if the hard wire desktop is NT4 you can do much the same thing then share the printer out to your laptop.

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Both Machines are running windows xp professional
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Both Machines are running windows xp professional

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I recently purchased a laptop and a wireless linksys router. My HP 1200n is connected to the router along with my desktop computer through hard wire connections . How can I set up my Laptop to print off this printer since it is wireless?
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I recently purchased a laptop and a wireless linksys router. My HP 1200n is connected to the router along with my desktop computer through hard wire connections . How can I set up my Laptop to print off this printer since it is wireless?

How can I print to my HP 1200N from a laptop using a linksys wireless router?

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