Hi folks,
I haven't played with USB devices and connections much yet, and have
a question: Is it possible to run a printer off two separate
computers via a USB hub? Or would something get fried if two Macs
(or more, and maybe a PC) all plugged into the same hub?
Mac #1---------> USB hub<----------- Mac #2
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printer
I know I can do the shared printer thing, but it seems it would be a
better choice for me to hook both machines in directly.
Or is there yet another way?
I'm dealing with a couple of upgraded beiges and an HP OfficeJet G85.
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