Public folder sharing places all shared files in a single location.

Enable the feature by opening the Network and Sharing Center and then enabling the appropriate feature in Advanced Sharing Settings.

c:\windows\system32\spool\PrintersWhen the print device is available, the spooler retrieves the next print job and sends it to the print device. By default, the spool folder is located at c:\windows\\system32\spool\printers. When you have a server that handles a large number of print jobs or several large print jobs, make sure the drive where the spool folder is has sufficient disk space.

It allows the sending application to resume work and not wait on the print job to finish.By spooling the print job, the operating system sends the print job to the background, enabling the application to resume rather than waiting for the job to finish.

It allows the sending application to resume work and not wait on the print job to finish.By spooling the print job, the operating system sends the print job to the background, enabling the application to resume rather than waiting for the job to finish.

You can limit users' access by scheduling printer access.Sometimes, you might want to limit certain users' access to a printer to specific times of the day or night. For example, your organization might have a color laser printer that the company's graphic designers use during business hours, but you permit other employees to use it after 5 p.m. To do this, you associate multiple printers with a single print device, much like you do to set different printer priorities.

Public folder sharing places all shared files in a single location.

c:\windows\system32\spool\PrintersWhen the print device is available, the spooler retrieves the next print job and sends it to the print device. By default, the spool folder is located at c:\windows\\system32\spool\printers. When you have a server that handles a large number of print jobs or several large print jobs, make sure the drive where the spool folder is has sufficient disk space.

By default, all printers assign the Allow Print permission to Everyone.

You can limit users' access by scheduling printer access.Sometimes, you might want to limit certain users' access to a printer to specific times of the day or night. For example, your organization might have a color laser printer that the company's graphic designers use during business hours, but you permit other employees to use it after 5 p.m. To do this, you associate multiple printers with a single print device, much like you do to set different printer priorities.

Effective - Because users can be members of several groups, it is possible for them to have several sets of explicit permissions for a particular folder or file. When this occurs, the permissions are combined to form the effective permissions, which are the actual permissions when logging in and accessing a file or folder. These consist of explicit permissions plus any inherited permissions.

Select one of your shared libraries in File Explorer and click Share in the toolbar.