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Apple USB Printer Sharing - 1.0

share USB printers using TCP/IP on Ethernet & wireless networks

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All Time:	(4.6)
This Version:	(4.6)
Current Version:	1.0
Release Date:	2000-06-12
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	25,459
Downloads (all versions):	25,459

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Product Description:

USB Printer Sharing 1.0 lets you share Universal Serial Bus (USB) printers among multiple Macintosh computers using Transport Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) on physical (Ethernet) and wireless networks (AirPort). Printers are registered and discovered using the Service Location Protocol (SLP) provided by Network Services Location (NSL) Manager, version 1.1.

Shared printers must be connected to the built-in USB ports found on iMacs, iBooks, newer G3 PowerBooks, Blue and White G3 systems, and G4 systems. Plug-in USB adapters and USB PC cards are not supported.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 9.0 or higher

Feedback Summary:

This Version:
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It is perfect… - Version: 1.0, 11/13/2001 09:14AM PST

Lolis

by that I have several equipment G3, G4 and a iMac 333 and all share printer with the USB Printer Sharing and they can print without problem!!!

Works great with… - Version: 1.0, 6/23/2001 10:51AM PST

roobieroo

my airport software basestation and Epson 740 printer. Best of all it's free. Great job apple.

It works great… - Version: 1.0, 6/23/2001 10:51AM PST

The PhantomRadio

for us. We had software that required our Epson 3000 printer to be connected to the client computer through USB. With the USB printer sharing we are able to trick the software, and it works great, although maybe a little slower than we would like.