using their own software as opposed to adding a printer via IP address. For example,it used to be the case of printing out a Network Configuration Page, then getting an IP address and just manually ...

It can also include more common scenarios such as an office campus, where employees are moving themselves--or just documents--between buildings and need ad-hoc access to printers with limited ...

If your network-capable printer is not automatically detected by Windows, you will need to set it up manually. This will involve going to your printer menu, configuring a TCP/IP a port, and installing ...

I'm sharing my printers off of a Win 2000 server. I normally add printers to my workstations by navigating, via My Network Places > Entire Network > Microsoft Windows Network > domain-name > ...