<http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Using-ICS-Internet-Connection-Sharing>
For connecting another single computer, the crossover cable should
work. For connecting more than more than one additional Ethernet
device (e. g. printer and laptop), you'll also need an Ethernet Hub or
Switch (for your purposes, the two are identical). A 5-port switch is
under $30. A hub is a few bucks cheaper.
Or if your printer has a USB port in addition to the Ethernet
connection, just connect it via USB to one of the laptops and use the
Printer Sharing feature of Windows to make it accessible to the other
laptop over your ad hoc network.
Or if both laptops have WiFi or Bluetooth, you might be able to
configure them to talk to each other that way instead of via the
crossover cable, then using the crossover cable for the printer to
either of the laptops (and hence to the other one via printer sharing).
On 12/10/2011 4:18 PM, David wrote:
> I suppose I could still use a router to create a network in the MH and tie the 2 laptops and the printer together. However, that router wouldn't be connected to the net. I can connect one laptop to the net through my Casio cellphone, but I don't know how to make the other cellphone and the new printer/fax access the net through the laptop connected to the cell phone.
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//Dave/
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