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How to Create a Printer Queue Shortcut in Windows
The printer queue in Windows allows you to see and manage any pending printing jobs. If you use your printer and open the queue frequently, having a shortcut is a handy option.
First, make sure you know your printer's name. Click Start > Settings > Devices > Printers. For our example, we will be using Microsoft Print to PDF.
Video tutorial:
Right-click on a blank area of your Desktop and click New > Shortcut.
Copy and paste rundll32.exe printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /o /n "Printer name" replacing Printer name with your printer name, including the quotes.
Click Next.
Type in a name for your shortcut and click Finish.
Double-click your new shortcut to verify it works.
If not, check you spelled the printer name correctly.
You can right-click on your shortcut and click Properties.
You can change the printer name in the shortcut tab under Target.
You can delete the shortcut at any time.
You can right-click and pin to the taskbar, start menu, or drag to your Desktop.
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First, make sure you know your printer's name. Click Start > Settings > Devices > Printers. For our example, we will be using Microsoft Print to PDF.
Right-click on a blank area of your Desktop and click New > Shortcut.
Copy and paste rundll32.exe printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /o /n "Printer name" replacing Printer name with your printer name, including the quotes.
Click Next.
Type in a name for your shortcut and click Finish.
Double-click your new shortcut to verify it works.
If not, check you spelled the printer name correctly.
You can right-click on your shortcut and click Properties.
You can change the printer name in the shortcut tab under Target.
You can delete the shortcut at any time.
You can right-click and pin to the taskbar, start menu, or drag to your Desktop.
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