Re: Re: Heres a good one!

LOL well, it is - its just hard coded in the firmware rather than being
software files on a hard drive.

My HP printer has its own 'website' as well. If fact, since I use static
IP addresses with out a router, its accessible from anywhere! Anyone in
the world can log onto my printer and see how much ink I have left
(thats pretty much all you can do, since I have the network settings
password protected).

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basilb4me wrote:
> Thanks for the clarification Norm. I think of websites as the ones
>; "out there"; (WAN?). (I don't know why, but it creeps me out thinking
> that my router is hosting (?) a website...)
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> --- In Computer_Help_and_Discussion%40yahoogroups.com">Computer_Help_and_Discussionyahoogroups.com, Norm Higgs
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>>; Technically, it is a website
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