What is the standardized, highly portable print job format that is the default f

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What is the standardized, highly portable print job format that is the default format used by the Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 print subsystems? What is the printing configuration that offers a single print queue to store all client jobs, so users and administrators can see a complete list of jobs waiting to be printed? What is the simple printing configuration where the computer supplies the printer, printer and print functions? Windows Server 2012 R2 installs the Print Management console when you add the Print and Document Services role to the computer. Where can you also install the console without the role by adding the Print and Document Services Tools feature? How can you limit users' access to a printer to a certain time of day? Certain users in your organization want priority access to a print device so that while print traffic is heavy, their jobs are processed before those of other users. When setting printer priority, ranging from 1 to 99, what number sets the highest priority?

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1. Enhanced Metafile

2. Network-Attached Printer Sharing

3. Direct printing i.e. When a printing device is directly connected to a Windows Server 2012 R2.

4. It can be done by adding the Print And Document Services Tools feature, which can be located under the remote service administration tools.

5. By scheduling printer access. Specific days and times can be set.

6. A lower number indicates a hiher priority, so 1 sets the highest priority.

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