Can I Print a Screenshot of the Subject 1 Reservation Voucher?
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You can print a screenshot of the Subject 1 reservation voucher. Below is an introduction about printing: Introduction: It generally refers to outputting visible data such as text or images from a computer or other electronic devices onto recording materials like paper through a printer. Configuration: To ensure smooth sharing of the printer, the "File and Printer Sharing Protocol" must be installed on both the host and client machines. Right-click on the "Network Neighborhood" on the desktop, select the "Properties" command, and enter the "Network Connections" folder. Right-click on the "Local Connection" icon and select the "Properties" command. If "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks" is not found in the list under the "General" tab's "This connection uses the following items," click the "Install" button. In the pop-up dialog box, select "Service," then click "Add." In the "Select Network Service" window, choose "File and Printer Sharing," and finally click the "OK" button to complete the setup.
I'm a driving instructor who has trained hundreds of students for the Subject 1 test. Printing a screenshot of the reservation voucher is absolutely fine—all my students do it this way. After successfully booking on the 12123 Traffic Management App, just take a screenshot of the page with the QR code and exam details, then print it on A4 paper. Make sure the print is clear; having a paper copy is most convenient when the signal at the test center entrance is poor. I recommend going to the print shop half a day in advance—color or black-and-white is fine. I've seen students forget their phones and still enter using the paper voucher. Also, remember to bring your original ID card along with the voucher, and arrive at the test center half an hour early on exam day to familiarize yourself with the environment for a smoother experience.
