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A printer can be shared, or it can be exclusive to a single user. The choice between shared or non-shared printers usually comes down to who needs access to the printer and how that access is managed.

Shared printers are good for when multiple users need access to a single printer. They are often used in offices and classrooms, and everyone who needs access to the printer merely has to connect to the network instead of manually plugging in the printer. The downside is that everyone can see and access the printer, leading to potential jamming and other conflicts.

Non-shared printers are good for when you need an individual printer for a single user or a small number of users. Non-shared printers are not connected to the network, so they must be manually plugged in. This makes them more secure, as only those with physical access to the printer can access it, and no one can view the printer or share it over the network. The downside is that this can be more inconvenient and time-consuming, since users have to set up and maintain the printer.

When it comes to choosing between shared and non-shared printers, you'll have to consider your users' needs and the security of the printer. If you need to limit access to the printer and don't need to share it over the network, then non-shared printers are a good choice. If you need to share the printer with multiple users, then shared printers are the way to go.