Update Shop Network.md

Clarified the printer share, removed old media server info

Author: aakinp

docs/users/Shop Network.md

@@ -7,45 +7,6 @@ Wondering how to get your project file from your computer to a Shop computer?
 If you don't feel like using a USB key to physically transfer the file, SYN Shop has four different SMB shares available that you can use when connected to the Shop network.
 
    - LaserShare - Laser Cutter Control Computers (First Child, New Kid, Big Boi)
-   - PrintShare - 2D Printing Computer (DTG)
+   - PrintShare - 2D Printing Computer (DTG, Canon Printer, Sharp printer scanning)
    - 3DPrintShare - 3D Printer Control Computers (Bambu FTM, Anycubic Resin)
    - ShopBotShare - Shopbot Control Computer (VCarve Pro Master, Shopbot Controller)
-
-## media.synshop.org
-### About
-
-Media (media.synshop.org aka 10.0.40.19) is a server that houses files.  It is only accessible when
-you're in the shop and using our WiFi.
-
-
-__Note__ - The entire collection as of Aug 2019 is just over 15TB of data.  If you're attempting
-to transfer more than a few gigs, you should strongly consider using Ethernet instead of WiFi so that
-you get faster transfer speeds.
-Further, you may consider using rsync as you can start and stop jobs that may take more than a
-few hours so you can run them over a few days and if the transfer fails you don't have start from scratch.
-
-### FTP
-
-To access the site via FTP, use anonymous FTP which might be supported by your browser via this
-link: [ftp://media.synshop.org](ftp://media.synshop.org). 
-(or it [may not](https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/google/chrome-and-firefox-developers-aim-to-remove-support-for-ftp/)!)
-
-### HTTP
-
-To access the site via a browser, click this link: [http://media.synshop.org](http://media.synshop.org).
-
-
-### rsync (on a mac/linux client)
-
-To access the site via rsync
-
-1. First find the folder(s) you want to download via FTP or HTTP (see above).
-  For example, if you wanted to download all of the 
-presentations from HOPE 2018, you would find this URL: 
-[http://media.synshop.org/pub/infocon.org/cons/2600/The%20Circle%20of%20HOPE%20(2018)/](http://media.synshop.org/pub/infocon.org/cons/2600/The%20Circle%20of%20HOPE%20(2018)/)
-1. Grab the path from the end of the URL and preface it with a period. Replace any `%20` with `\ ` (escpaced space)
- and escape any "odd" characters eg. change `(` to`\(`. Using the above example 
-that'd be: `./pub/infocon.org/cons/2600/The\ Circle\ of\ HOPE\ \(2018\)/`
-1. To sync all these to the current directory you're in, you'd run this command and enter the password `media` when
-prompted: `rsync -avz  -e ssh --progress "media@media.synshop.org:./pub/infocon.org/cons/2600/The\ Circle\ of\ HOPE\ \(2018\)/" .`
-