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Job B Logical Destination 1 Job/Document Defaults Queue 1 Job A Actual Destination 1 Actual Actual Destination 2 Destination 3 Figure 2. Default destination configuration model. Job A (submitted to an actual destination) prints on that actual destination. Job B (submitted to the logical destination) prints on the first actual destination that can support it. This is a very flexible model that lets you enjoy the benefits of printer pooling, while retaining complete control over where certain jobs print. The pool model Like the default destination configuration model, the pool destination configuration model has a one-to-many relationship between a logical destination and two or more actual destinations. Logical Destination 1 Job/Document Defaults Queue 1 Actual Destination 1 Actual Destination 2 Actual Destination 3 Figure 3. Pool destination configuration model This model is very effective when you have output devices that you want to group together based on factors such as location, capability, speed, and capacity. You might also want to group them based on who uses them or who manages the output they generate. For example, access to a specific group of printers can be restricted to members of the billing department. Moreover, different types of 16 InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Introduction and Planning Guide