You are the desktop administrator of your Windows 2000 Professional computer.
On your computer you have a printer named LaserJet that is attached to your local LPT1 port. You have shared LaserJet and given Print permission to the Sales group. You are a member of the Sales group. On many occasions you find that you have to wait a long time for your print jobs because there are several jobs ahead of yours. You create a second printer named LaserJet2 using LPT1 port and the default settings.
You want to ensure that you do not have to wait for other print jobs before your print jobs can complete.
What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two)
A.Grant only your account Print permission to LaserJet2.
B.Deny Print permission to the Sales group on LaserJet2.
C.Configure LaserJet to Start printing after last page is spooled.
D.Configure LaserJet to Print directly to the printer.
E.Set the priority of LaserJet to 10.
F.Set the priority of LaserJet2 to 99.
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答 案：AF
A,F 解析：Explanation: The default priority for a print job is 1. Priorities are number from 1 to 99 with 1 being the lowest and 99 being the highest. Therefore, to move your print job to the top of the print queue, you can simply raise the priority. Furthermore, since you created a printer, called LaserJet2, attached to your local LPT1 port all you need to do is grant your account Print permission to LaserJet2.
Incorrect answers:
B: With only your account having the Print permission to LaserJet2, there is no need to Deny Print permission to the Sales group.
C&D: There is no need to configure LaserJet to either Start printing after last page is spooled of to Print directly to the printer, all that is necessary is that you should grant only your account Print permission to LaserJet2 and set the priority on 99.
E: The setting of priorities on LaserJet to 10 would be irrelevant since you will be interested in LaserJet2. Furthermore, a priority of 10 would be insufficient when you do not want to wait to have your print jobs completed.