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Is it possible for a home user in MS Word to print directly to a printer at a family members home in a foreign country? (I know I can create a PDF and EMail it to them.)
Is it possible for a home user in MS Word to print directly to a printer at a family members home in a foreign country? Yes, but … I must mention the security implications … if the printer is open to you, it is also open to everybody on the internet.
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I'm not sure if you'd care to hear this, but I'm using your site to explain my project! Is there an easy way for people without this security expertise to try it? Can they use a local printer? I'd really appreciate it if you'd give me any thoughts on whether I have a problem. -- R. W. Thanks, Robert. Unfortunately, the security issues are a direct result of the current situation: the printer is open to anyone visiting your website and the printer is running on an internet service provider that does not have to provide your home user account if you're a home user. Your solution to this would be to install local print servers on your end-user PCs as described in that article. However, I suspect that it would be easier to just switch off a printer that's been hacked. And just to be clear, I'm not saying that I would.