Samsung 2252W - Printer - B/W User Manual

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Samsung 2252W - Printer - B/W Specifications

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Brand	Samsung
Model	2252W - Printer - B/W
Category	Printer
Language	English

Summary

Preamble of the GNU Lesser General Public License

GNU Lesser General Public License: Terms and Conditions

Section 0: License Applicability and Definitions

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Section 1: Verbatim Copying and Distribution

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Applying LGPL to New Libraries

Guidance for Developers

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