Q: A shared printer is a printer that is connected to one of the computers on your network, and then made available to others. The computer that the printer is connected to must be powered on in order to print to it. Almost any printer can be shared on the network. Follow the steps in the first section to install the USB printer as you normally would. Use this method if you are using Windows XP, Windows Vista, or a mix of many different versions of Windows on your network. The computer that you install the printer on will need to be powered on whenever another computer on the network wants to print to it. You will need to ensure that File and Print sharing is enabled. Click Save changes. Give it a name and click Apply. Windows will look for available shared printers. You may be prompted to install the drivers. If Windows can't find the drivers, you can download them from the printer manufacturer's website. Once the printer has been installed, you'll be able to print to it just as if it was plugged directly into your computer. The computer that the printer is connected to must be turned on and logged into Windows in order to connect to it.
A: Understand the difference between a shared printer and a network printer. Install the printer on the computer you want to share from. Open the Control Panel. Select "Network and Sharing Center". Click the "Change advanced sharing settings" link. Ensure that "Turn on file and printer sharing" is selected. Return to the Control Panel. Open "Devices and Printers" or "Printers and Faxes". Right-click the printer you want to share and select Sharing. Select "Share this printer". Open the Control Panel on the computer you want to access the shared printer on. Select "Devices and Printers" or "Printers and Faxes". Click "Add a printer". Select "Add a network, wireless, or Bluetooth printer". Select the printer. Print to the shared printer.

Q: A major part of training your dog is rewarding good behavior with a treat. This sends a positive message to your dog that a certain behavior was the right thing to do and that he should want to do it again in the future. Always make sure you have a healthy treat ready to give to your dog when training. Don't over feed your dog treats. Treats should only be around the size of a pea. Treats should only be given to your dog when he does something you want to reinforce. Dogs can eat many healthy treats. Try offering bits of carrot, sweet potato, or a slice of apple. Dogs learn new tricks best when you train him in a quiet, distraction free environment. If there are too many other things going on, your dog may not give you his full attention. Always make sure that the place you are training your dog in will allow him to fully focus. For example, avoid a busy public park. Try to find a quiet space that your dog can focus in. Familiar environments are better than new ones. Just like humans, your dog can get stressed out if he feels he isn't getting things right or is doing the same thing too much. Whenever you are training your dog, try to avoid any prolonged sessions or pushing your dog to learn something too quickly. If your dog seems to be having trouble learning a new trick, take a break and come back to it later. Taking a break can be more effective than pushing through. If you think your dog has lost interest, stop for the day.
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Get some treats ready. Keep the space calm. Don't force anything.