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I'm looking to buy an all-in-one printer for a client and have sold a few HP8500 to other clients who have fould them to be excellent.<br />
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Does anyone know if these printers hold any print jobs in memory after they have been printed as this will be a shared printer and the only one the business owner will have access to, and several confidential documents would be printed by her on a regular basis?<br />
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Thanks for any advice, sold plenty, but never owned an Officejet.
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I'm looking to buy an all-in-one printer for a client and have sold a few HP8500 to other clients who have fould them to be excellent.

Does anyone know if these printers hold any print jobs in memory after they have been printed as this will be a shared printer and the only one the business owner will have access to, and several confidential documents would be printed by her on a regular basis?

Thanks for any advice, sold plenty, but never owned an Officejet.

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