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  1. Am I reading this correctly? Special features like stapling works across brands (MFD's) with a brand specific universal driver? Any features that doesn't work? Thanks for the help, it's greatly appreciated.
  2. Excellent. Sorry, I just have to ask a few questions as this is a pretty big deal for my company. How does it handle drivers and print queue? Does the user have to choose to use either Sharp or Ricoh printer or is it one print queue with a universal driver? If it's a universal driver, do you lack any features compared to a specific print driver? The way we want it to work is as follow: One print queue deployed to the users. The user prints to the queue and walks to whichever printer(be it canon, hp, richo, sharp or xerox) he or she finds to pull the job from the server.
  3. Hi there The company I'm working at is in the process of centralizing the print server and add follow-me/secure print to every MFP. We've encountered an issue with getting information about the different solutions. They all seem to work with all brands of printers, but not simultaneously. So far we've looked at: Safecom SafeQ Equitrac Uniflow Uniflow is the only one so far that seems to manage a mixed printer environment the way we want, but it still doesn't support all brands due to other restrictions. The other solutions depends on the driver printer being published to the client, which means we'd have to manage 4-5 different drivers and making sure the user picks the right one for the printer he wants to use. Some claim that their universal print driver works with other brands, but what kind of functionality would we loose? I can't seem to figure this out. What we're hoping to achieve is one queue, with multiple brands of printers. Is this even possible or is the only solution to replace every printer with the same brand?
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