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Digital Duplication - Net2Printer

02/01/04

Internet-based printing is now available through Net2Printer (www.net2printer.com), an instant document delivery software program that allows users to print documents in real time to any printer connected to the Internet using the features of the recipient's printer to produce high-resolution documents. The software works with firewalls, proxy servers, virtual private networks and intranets, as well as features 128-bit encryption for the secure transmission of documents and image files. Users can also securely e-sign important documents such as contracts with PKI (public key infrastructure) technology. Net2Printer can easily support the transfer of multi-megabyte data such as software applications and high-resolution images, unlike e-mail that can have file-size restrictions. Net2Printer is available in personal, terminal server and e-mail server versions.

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