Print in usb

How to print in usb printer hp 3745??
System win 98 se, client novell 3.40.
Printer work not logged for network.
If login for client printer not working :(.
HELP ME!!
Rafal

> USB printer -- connected to the network? Using a print server?
>
> Or are you trying to print locally directly from the workstation to a
> connected printer?
>
>
> --
> Barry Schnur
> Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop
Thank you for the answer.
USB printer is connected locally to the workstation. Print serwer
installed on LAN serwer. I`d like to install iPrint locally on the
workstation but I don`t know which version to choose. I can print only
without loggin on to Novell Netware. When I log on to LAN printer doesn`t
respond and I can`t print.
thank
Rafal

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