Unless you are doing constant printing, it may be wiser to buy just one printer to begin with. As a start-up company you'll need as much capital as possible, so keep your costs as low as possible.
If your printer is attached directly to your computer, you should share it (the way you do it depends of your operating system). If your printer is connected directly to your network (WiFi or Ethernet) it should be properly configured.
It's a definition but, such network belongs to LAN.
The easiest way to share a Lexmark P4350 is to reinstall the driver and select YES when asked "Do you want to share this printer". If you are using Vista goto the network and sharing centre and enable printer sharing. You should now be able to view connected PC's on your network and therefore the printer that's attached to one of them.
In sharing options choose don't share the printer. Note: if you have shared printer then user will be see. if you do not share printer then user never view the printer.
A reference share is actually a program that can be used in the office place that allows several employees to work on the same project. They can work on the project at the exact same time while doing a reference share.
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Check the firewall settings, make sure that the printer and the computer are in the same workgroup. Sometimes you have to enable file and printer sharing even if you are not going to share anything.
Sharing a printer is performed from the computer the printer is directly attached to (ie. via USB).
Go to the Control Panel, and select Printers and Faxes. Right-click the printer you want to share, and select Sharing from the shortcut menu. The printer's Properties dialogue box opens. Select Share this printer, and enter a name for the printer.
Go in the printer's properties and choose share printer. In allowed users choose "Everyone". If you want everything works without problems you need to set all computers going to share the printer to the same workgroup.
Charles Babbage