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so then to be clear,<br />
for i am not as familiar as you might think....<br />
<br />
set the printer to a static IP ( which i can ),<br />
Then configure the port on the laptop, and use that port for the printer?<br />
<br />
on the money?
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so then to be clear,
for i am not as familiar as you might think....

set the printer to a static IP ( which i can ),
Then configure the port on the laptop, and use that port for the printer?

on the money?

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hi,<br />
<br />
&nbsp;i have a net work p[rinter, but no internet connection. I would like to know if i could print accross a net work if there were only the router, a laptop and a net work printer...no ISP<br />
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I would think yes, but help ois always appreciated/<br />
<br />
Intelogent
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hi,

 i have a net work p[rinter, but no internet connection. I would like to know if i could print accross a net work if there were only the router, a laptop and a net work printer...no ISP

I would think yes, but help ois always appreciated/

Intelogent

can i use a router to print

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Routers

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