Help! Newbie printing
Help! Newbie printing
I’m a newbie to Virtualbox, I downloaded in hopes of being able to print more then 2 ips/qs. It’s still wanting me to verify a phone number before printing. This is for couponing. How does everyone do it? I’m going to try to make a snapshot after my phone number has been verified. Help me.. I’m going to create more then one. Vm. At the moment I’m just trying to figure this out.
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Re: Help! Newbie printing
Host is what?
Guest is what?
What release is host?
What release is Guest?
How is Printer connected to Host and to Guest? (USB/Wireless/LPT/Shared/etc.)
I would expected this is a Application problem, not a VBox problem
Guest is what?
What release is host?
What release is Guest?
How is Printer connected to Host and to Guest? (USB/Wireless/LPT/Shared/etc.)
I would expected this is a Application problem, not a VBox problem
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Re: Help! Newbie printing
Virtualization is not a solution to fake different IDs to create more coupons.
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Re: Help! Newbie printing
If anyone thinks they can outsmart the coupon printing people, they're in for a big surprise...
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