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Printing FAQ

How do I use a printer that's shared on a Windows network?

Curently, I don't know where you can get the latest version of Visionfs : the link below u used to work but probably does not now. The 3.1 version of Visionfs ( latest version is always available from Sco's Vision Site) has a new method for installing printers. The following command adds a new Unix printer called "winprint" and prints to a Windows share called "HP5" on the machine "Win98_17":


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 /usr/vision/bin/visionfs print --install winprint Win98_17 HP5


 


See also Visionfs Printing



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