Hi Ian,

A belated reply and thank you for the report ...

Sara and I also worked on some of those wireless printers in December.  It's a pretty good solution for a school like Sexton where there are just about no hard-wired Ethernet locations.  I think these work out better than the approach we had to take in the lab, with the printers attached by USB to a computer then shared over the computer's wireless.

As you know, that TAPROOM location has pretty marginal wireless service.  We finally gave up on setting up the printer that way, and just created a mini-LAN with a small Ethernet switch (hub) and some cables -- they just go to the two computers and the printer, not to an uplink anywhere else.  We used the 192.168.1.* network; the printer needed to be assigned an address, but the computers just picked their own -- that's on the Ethernet jacks, they still have normal DHCP CPS addresses on their wireless connections.  

Thanks,

  ==Mitch