A Few Words About Printing In Windows Vista

With the promise of the paperless office seemingly destined to remain unfulfilled, printing continues to be vital to the average home office, and only marginally less vital to the average home. This article discusses how to install, configure, and manage printers and fonts.

Understanding the Basics of Windows Printing

Windows makes the process of installing a printer as straightforward as possible. But before you start, it helps to understand the basics of printing in Windows. First, some of the terminology is confusing. Second, Windows offers three ways of installing a printer.

The Terminology of Windows Printing

Just as the windows in Windows are most likely substantially different from those in your home, Windows terminology for printing is a little different from regular terminology. Here are the terms that you need to know before you consult the Help files or call for tech support:

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