[THIN] Print Server / Citrix design question - urgent

Hi

Im looking at making changes to our existing farm as Printing is not currently 
setup optimally.  We run Windows 2003 Presentation Server 4 farm with a 
centralised MS Windos 2003 Print Server.  The Citrix farm and MS Print Server 
are on the same network.  All our clients are across the WAN on 1Mb frame relay 
links.  We have several sites that are 100% Citrix with Windows XP clients that 
are setup with client network printers which are autocreated in Citrix.  We use 
Citrix universal drivers only (No third party HP drivers used).

Now my question is....  Am I better to use a centralised MS Print Server or 
should I have a Print Server in each office?  I want to minimise the amount of 
traffic on the WAN as the links are small and often get saturated.  Ive read 
numerous documents and am confused now in relation to the best way to setup 
printing.  I want to minimise WAN traversal as much as possible and I don't 
want documents spooling over the WAN.  PDF documents can be very big and a 
100MB spooled job will take hours to print over a 1MB link.

What do you suggest?  Should I be using Indirect Printing?  Should each site 
have a MS Print Server? By the way, we do not have budget for THinPrint or 
ScrewDrivers so I need to make do with Citrix functionality.  Please help as I 
am out of ideas and am close to removing Citrix all together...

Thanks
Angela
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