Printer can be installed as Canon MBJ-20DK, it works quite well with cartridge re-filled with typical Canon ink, such as used in BC-02 cartridge. To print, slide front paper tray first, place one sheet of paper there, it should not go entirely. Printer will take this sheet by itself and printout will be pushed to the rear of notebook.
To dock a laptop, you must: Slide docking cover off in a laptop, remove dust cover in a dock, place laptop like in a hinges using hooks on the right of the dock, then place it on docking connector. It's not docked yet. Now open and close docking lever finally locking notebook in place. To undock do the same thing reversely: Open docking lever, lift the laptop towards right, close lever, cover connectors.

This notebook was supplied with 2 CDs full of videos how to use it in Windows 95 environment. This multimedia guide was made using ActiveX, VBScript and other strange technologies embedded in simple HTML files few bytes each.
If you have such a CD, remember that in newer versions of Internet Explorer (for example 5.5) it may not work as expected. Do not even try to launch it in Opera or Mozilla browsers as it won't work without launching VBS code. There are some binary blobs in VBS files which make system for example open specific control panel windows/tabs for user. These pieces of executable binary code launched from HTML documents (sometimes called blobs) have been considered as security breaches and turned off in later versions of Internet Explorer. Video files should be playable in a modern system.

My unit is from Germany as it has German keyboard layout. It had small problems with touchpad and it still has them as chip is fixed, but damaged ribbon cable is not and it tends to disconnect in random few-second periods. The unit is in quite good condition and was probably used with care. It's complete, even dock's connector dust cover is not missing, so it was probably not frequently undocked.

Photos from multimedia CD.