Connecting to a Windows or Samba Printer [ID:049] (2/2)
in series: Using Samba to Share Network Files and Printers
video tutorial by Bruce Cadieux, added 03/07
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Why buy a second printer when you can share the one you have? This tutorial will show you how to connect to and set up a printer that is shared from your Windows or Linux computer.
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this was an excellent info
Thanks again!
it is a good knowledge
for me to see graphally how to install printer thanks
shahbaz
Great how to. Short and to the point.
Great work, answered all my questions. I will look at your other Tutorials. Thank you
Great tutorial. Clear cut "how to do it".
Neat!!
Nice work, should be updated for latest version like open suse 10.3
Your video what very helpful and simply to follow
well done
Noel
Very good keep the good job
Very goood and detailed video.
Thanks for showing me how easy linux can be.
very interesting
Can you do a video for Ubuntu 8.10 sharing with Windows. Eliminating the NT Access Denied errors.
thanks for your efforts. I am a newbie to Linux so take my comments with a Lb of salt :) For me it was not clear what the set-up was. The config was run on a Linux machine for sure but where is the printer connected? Locally or to a windows m/c or another linux m/c? My suggestion would be to kindly add a screenshot of the network you are making the set up for in the beginning of the video. It could be obvious to many but I am a little green behind the ears! Thanks, Regards
Usefull?
Yast is SuSE only!
Usefull?
Yast is SuSE only?!
Review of Connecting to a Windows or Samba Printer
A great help - never would have figured all
this out on my own. And it worked just as
easy as could be. Novell should be paying
Bruce to produce many more videos on
various topics. Great resource. Thanks.
its very interesting
