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1. Why am I not able to add a network printer anymore? I go to YaST, Hardware, printer, and click add, but I'm not given an option for an SMB printer. I already added one before that still functions, but I still need another added. Using Printing manager almost worked until I got to the Authentification screen, in which I put in every username and password combination of my computer and home network, and nothing.
2. What is a good on-demand virus scanner? I need one where I can right-click a file and have it scanned, as well as scan the whole system. I don't need a real-time one. I know Linux doesn't get viruses but I share files between Windows machines, so yeah.
Thanks. I used YaST to install antivir because they had it on the DVD and it doesn't show up anywhere- nothing in the K menu, nothing in the right-click menu. How do you have it scan a file?
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