Printing using wireless from laptop

You will have to connect the printer to another computer on the same network, designate the printer as a shared printer on the computer to which it is connected, enable File and Printer sharing on the computer, configure the firewall on the that computer to allow local network access, and then, if necessary, install the printer as a network printer on any computer that will use it over the network.

Steve

1. What would I need to do to have that PC as part of the wireless network? Will I need to get a wireless network card, or will it be able to be connected directly to the router?  You can connect the PC to the router with an ethernet cable and it will become part of the network.
2. Since that PC has Win Me, versus XP, can I perform the steps that you described? No problem.  Network work with nay version of Windows, or Unix, or MAC OS, or LINUX, etc.

Steve

Thank you for responding.  I see you are one of the regular people that answer a lot of inquiries, and I appreciate you taking time to answer mine.

My current PC is a desktop (Dimension 8100, with Win Me), that the printer (EPSON STYLUS CX6600) is hooked up to.  I was not expecting to have it part of the Wireless network, but it sounds like that may be what I need to do.

I currently am connected via Cable, with that modem connected to the desktop via an either net (spelling?) cable.

Questions that come to mind are;

1. What would I need to do to have that PC as part of the wireless network? Will I need to get a wireless network card, or will it be able to be connected directly to the router?
2. Since that PC has Win Me, versus XP, can I perform the steps that you described?

Any other thoughts?

Thanks again,

Ted

Thank you!  Now I will just need to waite until my equipment arrives, and try to see how to make these changes.  That may result in additional questions...

Thanks again,

Ted.