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You have a computer that has a shared printer named Printer1. The Advanced settings for Printer1 are
configured as shown in the Advanced exhibit. (Click the Advanced button.)
The Security settings for Printer1 are configured as shown in the Security exhibit. (Click the Security button.)
You run the Get-PrintJob cmdlet and you receive the following output.
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Answer: 
agree
agree
I disagree actually. In the Get-Printjob output we see a job that was printed at 20:00 and is still in the queue waiting. That leads me to conclude it is between 20:00 and 08:00. Why? Because the printer settings state the printer is available between 08:00 and 16:00, so if it had been between those times, the document would have printed already.
So, IMHO, the first answer is NO, since it was submitted outside of the printer’s availability it will not print until 08:00.
The second answer has to do with priority. Key here is to realize that printer priority (50 in this case) and job priority (70) are two different things. Assuming for a moment that 70 is the default print job priority (can someone verify?) that would mean a second print job would enter into the queue AFTER the current job. So the second answer is also NO.
Finally, to cancel jobs, one needs the Manage Documents permission, which User1 has. So the third answer is YES.
So, am I wrong?
Reference: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc958163.aspx
I agree with NO, NO, YES
Wow, I completely missed that! You’re absolutely correct, it’s No – No – Yes !! 😮
first answer is yes since they asked in future without the if condition of time frame. had it been wasa the print job finished then answer would have been no
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