Hi,

100 students are allowed to use their notebook computers during an exam
(but with no wired or wireless network to avoid intercommunications).

However they need to printout their work before they leave the room.

We have a few USB laser printers on roller tables, but how to roll out
the printer drivers etc...?

Creative suggestions welcome ;-)

Jake

"Jake" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> 100 students are allowed to use their notebook computers during an exam
> (but with no wired or wireless network to avoid intercommunications).
>
> However they need to printout their work before they leave the room.
>
> We have a few USB laser printers on roller tables, but how to roll out the
> printer drivers etc...?
>
> Creative suggestions welcome ;-)
>
> Jake

Get ten flash disks and put the drivers on them.

I think your real bottleneck will occur when 100 students try
to print their stuff on "a few" (your words) USB printers.

perhaps avoiding
intercommunications
is what you should avoid.

--

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"Jake" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> 100 students are allowed to use their notebook computers during an exam (but
> with no wired or wireless network to avoid intercommunications).
>
> However they need to printout their work before they leave the room.
>
> We have a few USB laser printers on roller tables, but how to roll out the
> printer drivers etc...?
>
> Creative suggestions welcome ;-)
>
> Jake

Jake wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 100 students are allowed to use their notebook computers during an exam
> (but with no wired or wireless network to avoid intercommunications).
>
> However they need to printout their work before they leave the room.
>
> We have a few USB laser printers on roller tables, but how to roll out
> the printer drivers etc...?
>
> Creative suggestions welcome ;-)
>
> Jake

Why print? Buy several USB flash drives and as the students are leaving
the exam room, have each one save his or her test to a flash drive using
a unique (pre-assigned) file name. The teacher (you?) can either read
the tests on a monitor or print them out later for review/markup, as
desired.

--
Lem -- MS-MVP

To the moon and back with 2K words of RAM and 36K words of ROM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
http://history.nasa.gov/afj/compessay.htm

Jake wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 100 students are allowed to use their notebook computers during an
> exam (but with no wired or wireless network to avoid
> intercommunications).
> However they need to printout their work before they leave the room.
>
> We have a few USB laser printers on roller tables, but how to roll out
> the printer drivers etc...?
>
> Creative suggestions welcome ;-)
>

Do the students' hands fit a pencil?