Lexmark T430 Setup Guide - Page 11

Step1: Choose your setup (local or network printer), Local printer, Network printer - printer driver

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Step 1: Choose your setup (local or network printer) Local printer Network printer A local printer is a printer attached to your computer using a USB or parallel cable. The local printer is intended to be used only by the person using the computer to which it is attached. If you are attaching a local printer, you must install the printer driver on your computer before setting up your printer. Continue with Step 2: "Install drivers for local printing" on page 2. A network printer is a printer attached to a network either by a network cable (such as Ethernet) or through the use of a server. If you are attaching a network printer, you must set up your printer on the network first, and then install the printer driver. Continue with Step 3: "Unpack the printer" on page 8. Choose your setup (local or network printer) 1

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Choose your setup (local or network printer)
Step 1: Choose your setup (local
or network printer)
Local printer
A local printer is a printer attached to your computer using a USB or
parallel cable. The local printer is intended to be used only by the
person using the computer to which it is attached. If you are attaching
a local printer, you must install the printer driver on your computer
before setting up your printer.
Continue with Step 2: “Install drivers for local printing” on page 2.
Network printer
A network printer is a printer attached to a network either by a network
cable (such as Ethernet) or through the use of a server. If you are
attaching a network printer, you must set up your printer on the
network first, and then install the printer driver.
Continue with Step 3: “Unpack the printer” on page 8.