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Create a Computer Network to Easily Share Files & Printers

Dan Blank -- Expert Business Source, 4/11/2007 8:05:00 AM

Perhaps you have the need to share files and printers with co-workers, but your shop does not require a large computer and network infrastructure. CNET shares an easy tutorial to setup a network between your computers to get you started.

Their tutorial reviews the following:

  • Which hardware is best for a small office network.
  • How to use Windows XP to share files across a Local Area Network (LAN.)
  • How to share printers — even non-network printers.
  • Various tips and tricks to manage and secure your network.

In their examples, they use the Windows XP operating system. If you are using a Mac or Windows Vista, check out these sites:

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