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To Samba or not to samba ?

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14-Jul-2007, 09:01 PM #1
To Samba or not to samba ?
With two networked computers, one running suse linux, and the other running windows 98:

The suse linux box has two working usb printers, and the win98 box has none. Want to print to the linux printers from the win98 box.

Do I need to install Samba or can this be done without it??

Thanks for any help.
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16-Jul-2007, 02:45 PM #2
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