Yes but the dog ate them.
Manage Printers - The Manage Printers permission gives users the right to modify the printer's properties and to change the permissions that apply to other users. Manage Documents - The Manage Documents permission allows users to do things such as pause, restart, or delete print jobs.
Allow users to access and modify documents waiting to print
you can print photos by cliking edit if you have a lap top
A+ test gives the following choices (B - manage Printers was correct) a - print b - manage printers c - manage documents d - special permissions <= is what I picked, but this i guess is just for folders.
You sign and print their name then you sign and print next to it as POA.
You need to restart the print spooler.
To print documents.
yes
Users in the Administrator and Power User groups are assigned the manage Printers permission level, which means they have complete control over a printer, including printer settings and the print queue. A third permission level, Manage Documents, can be assigned to a user so that the user can manage the print queue while not being allowed to change printer settings. I found this answer on page 621 under Notes section in A+ Guide to Software: Managing, Maintaining, and Troubleshooting Fourth Edition
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To print documents.
To print documents off of your computer. Or to print out stuff from the internet. You can copy papers and print them out.