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title: "Miscellaneous Printer Service Notes"
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description: "Miscellaneous notes about Lasernet Printer Service 10."
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# Miscellaneous Printer Service Notes

**Applies to:** Lasernet Core 10

- Support for JobInfos in Lasernet Printer Service is the same as the Printer Output module as listed in the Lasernet Developer manuals.
- Only local printers, installed on the Windows Printer Server, are supported by Lasernet Printer Service 10.

## Hierarchy

There are three hierarchy levels used to define which printer settings will take precedence for a job:

1. Printer profile in the form.
2. Selection in the Printer Service application.
3. Windows printer queue (the default settings for that printer). This will apply if no adjustments are made to settings for either 1 or 2 i.e. no printer-specific settings are adjusted.

## Supported Formats

Supported print formats are EMF (Windows spooler format) with Printer Profiles and JobInfos.

PDF and DOCX are supported print formats but Printer Profiles and JobInfos are not supported. Default settings added to the Windows printer queues will be used instead.

## Licensing

Lasernet Printer Service does not require any additional licensing. Licensing is similar to the Printer Output modules based on added printer connections.

## Printer Output

- External tools (Foxit) are no longer required for printing PDF and DOCX (EMF).
- Printer Failure Profiles are not supported by Lasernet Printer Service 10.

## Printer Profiles

We recommend that Printer Profiles are managed in Lasernet Printer Service 10.

The profiles managed by the Printer Service application are grayed out in Lasernet Developer 10.

In Lasernet 9, printing was always created via the Printer Output module. As a result, printer profiles were maintained in Lasernet Developer 9 only. The ability to see printer profiles in Lasernet Developer is available in Lasernet Developer 10 for backwards compatibility reasons.

Printer Profiles created in Lasernet Developer 10 via Printer Output modules are not grayed and can be activated. These work in a similar way to the printer profiles in Lasernet Printer Service 10 and can be activated from the interface.