>>Hi Dennis,
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>>I guest first you need to find out what kind of connection is possible to get between these locations. As a possible alternative, I sometimes used sending the reports to the fax. You just use any fax driver you may install in your PC as a printer for your report.
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>Hi Nick,
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>The PC and printer in the remotely located warehouse has a modem and a phone line and has access to the internet via dial-up. Aside from your suggestion and given the above available resources, is there any other way?
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>For the meantime, I will try your alternative (using a fax driver).
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>Thanks!
>Dennis
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Since there is only a dial-up connection seems that there is no really convenient way to share the remote printer. You apparently should choose between fax printing and sending reports through e-mail. Or maybe somebody can come up with another solution.

In case of e-mail there should be some mechanism developed for receiving the reports in reasonable time. It is probably possible to write the app that every X minutes connects (unless it stays connected most of the day) and checks the e-mail looking for e-mails with the report. They may have certain subject line. There is also a security issue as the e-mail may be intercepted. It may or may not be a problem.