Stephen: You could install Airport cards in each machine. Although the G5 uses Airport Extreme and the iBook uses Airport, the Airport Extreme is backward compatible. I have a USB printer connected to an iMac. I share the printer using Printer Sharing in the Sharing Preferences. Every Airport-connected computer can use the USB printer. HTH, Mike On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 06:29:48 -0800 Stephen Foster wrote: > We have a dual-USB iBook (June, 2002) and are getting a > G5 (1.8GHz). > I'd like to know the easiest way to have them share a > printer (i.e. > the best router/hub model, configuration). Although we > still can only > get dial-up access it would be useful, although not > essential, to be > able to plug the iBook into a device rather than > unplugging one > computer from the telephone wall jack and plugging the > other in. At > some point, when we get broadband I suspect, Airport will > become the > method of choice but that's probably three years away and > I'm not > sure if the iBook can handle Airport Extreme. I've never > networked > two computers and I get confused when I look at the > various hubs and > routers. Suggestions and education are solicited. Thanks, > Stephen --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- The Think Different Store http://www.thinkdifferentstore.com/ For All Your Mac Gear --------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------