You can hook more than one printer up to your system. Your default printer is basically the one that your document automatically goes to when you click on print. Whichever printer you use the most is the one you want to set as your default. It is usaully going to be the printer that you use to do basic tasks like print emails, letters, or pages that you just want a hard copy of. You would leave more specialized printers or printers that use expenive inks as printers that you switch to, instead of your default.
Printers use printer drivers which are specifically written for each printer model to communicate with computers. I.E. if the printer is a print, copy, scan, the driver must be able to handle all the functions of that printer.
A printer is one of the main output devices needed for a computer, however a printer is only really needed if you are going to Print documents out. It is used for the output of documents such as word documents or images
Computer printers can print webpages off of the internet. They are also responsible for scanning things and putting them on the computer.
Printer uses
laser printer
A printer may be used by anyone. A personal computer is typically connected to the printer. The drivers for the printer must be installed on the computer. The user must give a print command.
yes any paper can be used in any printer
A monochrome laser printer is used for printing in one color: black.
because you have used the printer too much you can buy your printer inc i think you can buy it where you got your printer from PS if its not where then is wered
A printer is assigned an IP address when used in a networking environment and only if it is used with a printer routing device wich will assign the printer an available IP address from the main router to share it over the network.
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An Inkjet printer instead of a Laserjet printer is better for family usage because it is easy to use.
Printer properties and Print server properties
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It really does depend on your printer. I would sugest that you read your owner's manuel :)