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distributed printer

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distributed printer

A computer printer that provides output in a range approximately from 25 to 60 ppm. It is generally considered a higher grade than a network printer and lower than a production printer. IBM typically uses this term. See network printer and production printer.



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Standard Register's LinkUp(R) Enterprise and Patient LinkUp(R) Enterprise are leading document output management programs that convert raw data from business applications into richly formatted documents which are subsequently routed to a variety of output devices, such as distributed printers, e-mail, fax machines and pagers.
Distributed printer visibility - Administrators can simultaneously view a single printer, selected printers, or every printer across the entire network quickly and easily from the MarkVision console.
Distributed printer visibility -- Administrators can simultaneously view a single printer, selected printers, or every printer across the entire network quickly and easily from the MarkVision console.
 
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