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You might consider one of the various remote connection products (logmein, or such) to securely connect to your home computer. A VPN connection could work, but would be more complex and expensive. ..... ThinkPads_User<br />

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Thanks for the reply, but I wish to set this up without a 3rd party application as stated in my initial question. &nbsp;Also, my business system is the only system with the software I use for business financial operations, so a product like LogMeIn wouldn't matter unless it supported remote printing.
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If you want to connect to your home computer without a proper security system, your only hope is to expose it lock, stock and barrel to the internet. It will likely last less than a week. Even then, you will more than likely have a dynamic IP to deal with. <br />
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So I understood your initial question very clearly. My reply was aimed at doing this sensibly.<br />
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I am working on our business office computer, and wish to print payroll checks off our printer located at home (for security reasons). &nbsp;The home computer that I wish to print to shares its printer in the form of \\computername\printershar<wbr />ename. &nbsp;Can anyone detail what needs to be done on both the office computer and home computer to accomplish this without using a third party application? &nbsp;Both systems are running Windows XP Pro SP3. &nbsp;A sincere thank you...
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Scenario:
I am working on our business office computer, and wish to print payroll checks off our printer located at home (for security reasons).  The home computer that I wish to print to shares its printer in the form of \\computername\printersharename.  Can anyone detail what needs to be done on both the office computer and home computer to accomplish this without using a third party application?  Both systems are running Windows XP Pro SP3.  A sincere thank you...

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