Chapter 11 UNIX Printing. have to be root to setup a printer local printer is directly connected remote printer is a network printer print queue is nothing.

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Chapter 11 UNIX Printing

have to be root to setup a printer local printer is directly connected remote printer is a network printer print queue is nothing more than a directory on the hard drive of a print server output goes to a printer driver which formats it for a particular printer and sends it to the print queue which holds it for the printer

lp Command $ lp [ -options ] [ filename(s) ]

lp Command Examples

lpstat Command

Canceling a Print Request

CDE Print Manager

Lab Command Line Printing Lab Using Print Manager and File Manager for Printing chapter 11 assessment Labs/Assessment

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