In short, no. If the printers are identical, or postscript printers-- maybe
The data to be printed would likely need to be sent to a "printer ready"
file. A windows script might then be able to send the file to more than one
printer. It would actually be sequential, but both printers would be
printing at the same time.
In short, no. If the printers are identical, or postscript printers-- maybe
The data to be printed would likely need to be sent to a "printer ready"
file. A windows script might then be able to send the file to more than one
printer. It would actually be sequential, but both printers would be
printing at the same time.
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