Hi Tracy,

Obviously, I havent tried VPN (Virtual Private Networking right?) yet. I would be very grateful if you give me links or any lead that I can get my hands on regarding it. Do you internet connection?

As in if I print an FRX from a LAN workstation I can directly print it to a printer located in a far away warehouse (they are basically packing instructions)?

Thanks
Dennis

>You certainly could if you setup a vpn between the two sites. We do that now...
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>>>Email the report?
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>>Hi Tracy,
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>>Although that's a good idea, I was thinking maybe in terms of if one can print it (the FRX) 'directly' to the printer located in remotely located warehouse via modem / phone line. Or am I asking too much? =)
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>>Thanks Tracy,
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>>Dennis
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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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>>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>>A potential client has asked if it's possible to have a report printed to a printer not located within his office's LAN? The report is a pick list generated by their inventory system (installed in the office LAN) and needs to be sent to or printed on a printer located on a remotely located warehouse.
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>>>>>>What connections (hardware or software) are required to achieve this?
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>>>>>>Pardon my ignorance if you guys find this query stupid.. =)
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>>>>>>TIA
>>>>>>Dennis
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