what is a print server?
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A print server is a computer which controls printers on a network, so instead of sending print directly to a printer and your workstation slowing down while the drivers do their stuff, it send the prints to the print server, and that takes the performance reduction for you allowing your computer to permorm better. \nTheir are also print servers which are small boxes which do this job but will only handle 1 printer. These convert non-networkable printers by handling their ip address of whatever protocol nad converting to serial/parralel or wahtever interface they do have.
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Is it the Terminal Server? Just add the printer to the Window$ server, then use Terminal Service Client to connect to the server.
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Are you looking at purchasing a printer or looking for a print/copy shop there?\nPlease click on Add Details on the right -beside your question.
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http://www.print100.com/global/cgi/design_spec_template.aspx
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go into control panel -> printer to find out the name of your printer, then do a ping <printer name> from command prompt
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Shared resources is the your top advantage.  Users are able to share printers, scanners, and files.
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Application server is a Web server with the notion of logic. In other words, you can host applications there and expose those applications through a Web-based product. Web servers just service up content, HTML pages and other Web-capable files.
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depends on the printer you own and how the paper feeds.  print the front page and just notice how the paper feeds in and then reload the same page accordingly.
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The one that is made by HP.\n\nDell printers are made by Lexmark and they have horrible quality issues and crappy Dell service.
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YOU NEED A WIFI PRINTSERVER\n\nWireless-G PrintServer for USB 2.0\n \n  Share up to two printers with everyone on your network -- works with most parallel and USB (1.1 or 2.0) printers \nConnects your printers directly to the network by 10/100 wired Ethernet or 54Mbps Wireless-G (802.11g) \nNo need to dedicate a PC to print server chores \nRemotely administered through your web browser, SNMP, or the included utility
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First off, purchase a USB hub to expand the number of available ports.\n\nSecond, depending upon the number of parallel printers, purchase some USB to parallel adapters, one for each parallel printer after the first, which is connected to the printer port.  Remaining printers that use USB connections can be connected directly to the USB hub.\n\nShare each printer, and voila! 5 shared printers.\n\nAnother (more expensive) option is to purchase print server devices (Netgear, HP JetDirect, etc.) and connect the printers to them.  This will save the overhead of managing the print queues on the server if the server is being used for anything else.
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From checking out the PDF file in the sources area, it looks like it's a function of the print driver.  Possibly a menu selection or different driver needs to be installed for faxing capabilities?  \n  As for the server.  Depends on what kind of hardware its on as to if it can handle it and what else is installed on it.  If there's nothing else, and it's a small business, and you're not faxing 50 - 60 pages / fax, you should be ok running it.  If it's just a DC doing fileshareing, I'd say you should be ok.  Take a base line of the server prior to setting up the fax solution and have a few select users start to use the fax capabilities, and monitor it again.  If the new monitor readings spike a lot higher than the original base line, you know you'll need a new server. \n\nFor light duty faxing, I don't think it should be a problem unless the driver does some type of document converstion on the server as opposed to the workstation.
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On a Mac, in the print options you can resize the width of a page to fit a particular paper.  This option is native to OSX so it works for all applications and all printers.  Perhaps there is also such function on Windows?
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hi-light what you want to print, then click print, print selection
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Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
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try searching for some network printer devices, either you can get a network attatched printer server box whch converts a network rj45 to a usb or paralell, or a direct network printer. my office has one.
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a Server provides the following:\n1.  a central point for administration policies.\n2.  a central point to manage network resources (printers, scanners, etc.)\n3.  advances file sharing and security options\n\nyou do not need a server in your home.  and who ever put the idea in your head that you do is an idiot.  You need a router to network the computers.  to share the printers and what not simply go to control panel->printers-> add printer.  then follow the on-screen instructions to intall a network printer on the other machines.