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[ubuntu] Wireless printer Epson Artisan 710

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I am trying to get my WIRELESS Epson Artisan 710 to work with Ubuntu 9.1. I have a NetGear wireless router, and the Epson Artisan 710 talks to the NetGear wireless router. My Ubuntu computer talks to the Netgear wireless router via a Netgear wireless card. I can make wireless internet connections through the Netgear wireless router. There are two other Windows computers on my wireless network, and they can both use the Epson Artisan 710 printer properly. This should confirm that most of the system is working. I need to know how to get m (Hardware)

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