People don't just print on their own computer Dave. Some businesses use CF to generate print jobs on their large format and other printers, which need to run from the print spool on the server over the network to finish the jobs. Universities especially often will have central printers which are used to print out documentation, forms, and other administrative paperwork. Sometimes those are generated via remote jobs. Remove the Print package and you should be fine I think.

The way to get around having the spooler installed is to have a single local printer. Have it be a simple line printer (I think modern windows servers have those drivers still), and it will allow CF to enumerate a single printer, so you won't get any errors.

@Mark Takata (Adobe) Back at my last job, we used it for an automation project. ACF print out shipping bill of materials and shipping labels when orders were placed. Warehouse just had to pick them up off the printer and slap them on a box.

We also had a cool automation where incoming boxes were placed on a conveyer belt, UPS label was scanned using a scanner on the belt, and we checked in all the parts that the vendors sent us. It spit out BOMs to split up the boxes for outgoing jobs. or stock labels to place them on the shelf.