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The solution to last week's Office Challenge: learn how easy it is to solve the reverse printing mystery.

Apple's patent filings for driver-less printing offer some insight into technology that they may be implementing soon for Mac OS X and iOS devices.

Admins often shy away from sharing a printer from Linux. But as Jack Wallen explains, following a few simple steps can go a long way toward simplifying setup and sidestepping problems.

Strolling down Memory Lane, you may hit the occasional pothole. Jaime Henriquez returns to his reflections on the age of Big Iron with a look at some things he's glad he left behind.

Learn some possible solutions to last week's Word printing problem - and learn a few ways to skirt the problem if you can't fix the problem right away!

Watch videos of the four robot models contributor Wally Bahny built based on designs from The Unofficial LEGO Mindstorms NXT 2.0 Inventor's Guide.

Jack Wallen offers a TechRepublic member advice about how to delete a printer when the traditional methods don't seem to work.

Plug security holes left by unsecured networked printers and multifunction peripherals...

Learn the solution to last week's Word challenge and test your skills with this week's new Word challenge.

While the Airport Extreme wireless base makes sharing printers easy with a Mac, it's not so simple to make a printer directly available for Linux. Vincent Danen shows you the best way to do it.

Simplify your print management tasks with the help of the Common UNIX Print Server (CUPS). These pointers will help you avoid problems and get the most benefit from this powerful tool.

Microsoft Windows 7 allows you to set a default printer for each separate location you visit. Jack Wallen shows you how to set it up.

The printer notification balloon displays information you already know. If it annoys you, disable it.