Re: Printing When I'm Not at Work
From: Steve (someone.somewhere.com)
Date: 11/15/04
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Date: Sun, 14 Nov 2004 22:08:01 -0800
Maybe I didn't explain things correctly. My laptop is simply using the
internet connection on my home network. I don't use RWW. The way I log on
to my laptop is the same regardless of if I have it directly connected to my
work network or at home off line or using connect to small business server.
I just want to print for example an email while I'm at home logged on to my
laptop. I don't want to have to log off and log on to a local account as a
member of my home workgroup. Does this make sense? Thanks for your help.
"kinell" <cantbe@rsed.com> wrote in message
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> "Steve" <someone.somewhere.com> wrote in
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>> I setup SBS2003 at my office recently. Everything is going great
>> except for printing from my laptop when I'm at home. I log on to my
>> laptop with my work domain account. I don't want to use a second
>> local account. I've done that before having different favorites and
>> my doc contents before. :( How can I print to a home printer from my
>> laptop while using a VPN connection to my work? It's really
>> frustrating when I need to print something on my laptop at home and
>> the only choices for printers are the ones at work. I have a small
>> home network with a couple of shared printers. Do I have to connect a
>> printer directly to my laptop? If so could it be shared so others in
>> the house could use it?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>
>
> Just double checked and found the printer option *after* I logged on using
> RWW. Click on 'Connect to Client Computers' and click the 'Optional
> Settings' link at the bottom of the page.
>
> kinell
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