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Remote Printer/Fax Machine
Would it be possible and/or reasonable to use wireless adapters/connections
between my Dell PC with Windows XP using Word 2000 and a Brother MFC-9700. -- Thanks, Bob |
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Remote Printer/Fax Machine
It doesn't seem unreasonable to try, but the devil is usually in the detail
when you do this kind of thing. Personally I would try to borrow the necessary hardware and experiment before spending anything, and I'd probably try to find out what the device manufacturer had to say about it. For one thing, the wireless printer adapters that I have seen are a bit picky about which printers they will work with. With a multifunction device with print and fax capabilities, there would typically be two print devices on a single connection, and I don't know whether these adapters can cope with that. I wouldn't expect other devices in a multi-function printer to work wirelessly either (e.g. memory card slots). -- Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk "Bob" wrote in message ... Would it be possible and/or reasonable to use wireless adapters/connections between my Dell PC with Windows XP using Word 2000 and a Brother MFC-9700. -- Thanks, Bob |
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