Yes in a way. Look in your smb.conf file. You may have a [printer] service.
There is the "browseable = No" option that you set to hide the service from the browser. From another linux computer on the LAN run "smbclient -L <hostname>" to print out the services. Notice the "printer$" service.
Here you can try it out for yourself.
1) Create two directories to share:
sudo mkdir -P /srv/samba/{public,secret}
sudo chmod a=rwxt /srv/samba -R
Add this to the smb.conf file. Then run "testparm to test your smb.conf file.
Code:
[public]
comment = Public Share test
path = /srv/samba/public
read only = no
guest ok = yes
browseable = Yes
[secret]
comment = secret share
path = /srv/samba/secret
read only = no
guest ok = Yes
browseable = No
3) Restart the samba services (smbd, nmbd).
Now browse to this computer from another computer on the LAN.
You may need to restart the client browser to dump any name caching in the client.