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    spooling

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by bin, Oct 14, 2007.

  1. bin

    bin Notebook Consultant

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    hello,
    is it possible for someone to retrieve a document that was on a printer spool?
     
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    sure, admin can do it - and it depends on how one sets up a print spooler

    cheers ...
     
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    oh crap, where do one usually retrieve it from?
    is there a specific folder?
     
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    if the printer was connected to my laptop when it was printing my doc but it was initially connected to another computer, will they still be able to retrieve it?
     
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    again, it depends on where the spooler was/is being set up. physical connect of the printer has no influence on the stored printer files none whatsoever

    cheers ...