KLM Flying Dutchman - printing BPs at AMS

I'm traveling from VIE to BOS via AMS. In BOS I'm connecting to another NW flight BOS-TYS, which is on a separate ticket. I have only about 100 mins in BOS so I do not want the leave the secure zone to get my BPs.

I'm hoping that I'd print my BOS-TYS tickets while I'm tranferring at AMS.

At http://www.schiphol.nl/ I found this info under "< Home < Airport Information < Facilities & services" it says

"The Communication Centres in Lounges 1 and 2 are ultra modern outlets providing passengers with access to all forms of communication and related services. Customer Care Officers provide you with expert personal help and technical assistance. Serving more than 40.000 passengers per month, they have a clear understanding of your various needs and requirements while away from home or the office.

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On the broadband Internet-PC's you can send and receive e-mails, surf the Net, print documents, chat with colleagues and family or play games."

Where are these Lounges 1 and 2 ?

Is at least one of them between the passport control and the E pier?

Thanks!

Lounge 1 is the Schengen area (where you will be arriving from Vienna). Lounge 2 is the area between D and E Piers, after passport control. I don't know where the communication centre is in the Schengen area, the one in Lounge 2 is upstairs near E Pier.

Lounge 1 is the Schengen area (where you will be arriving from Vienna). Lounge 2 is the area between D and E Piers, after passport control. I don't know where the communication centre is in the Schengen area, the one in Lounge 2 is upstairs near E Pier.

Below the new foodcourt in the Schengen area, there is a communication centre now, too.

I recently travelled EDI-YUL-YSJ EDI- YUL was KLM and YUL - YSJ was AC on seperate tickets
normally only the baggage could be routed right through and I had to check with AC in Montreal, but this time I was able to have all the boarding passes in EDI, so as all your flights are KLM/NW I assume they should be able to check you right through, I would certainly show both tickets and ask if it is possible

Through check-in is possible if everything is booked in one single PNR. If not, the only alternative is check-in at the originating station or web check-in.