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Mark Evans wrote:Hi List Does anyone know how to define printers in Mozilla, I have only got access to the default postscript printer. We have 4 Printers in different offices which I need to be able to print to from Mozilla? Can anyone Help.The usual unix way is to configure the printer queue to accept postscript and change it into whatever the printer wants. Typically PCL or ESC. There are a couple of packages which make things easier than trying to work out the correct paramaters to ghostscript; "magicfilter" and "apsfilter". IIRC RedHat uses apsfilter and has a GUI config tool to set it up.Not quite what I'm looking for. I have no probs sending to the printer. I Just want to configure more than one printer in Mozilla so I can pick one from the drop down menu. I can't find out how to do it.
Possibly http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xprint will be of some help, but this dosn't appear to be documented anywhere obvious.
When you are running VNC is there any way in which the session can tell which terminal is in use? (This is quite simple with LTSP.) That way, instead of expecting the user to know which printer they should use, the computer can automatically select the appropriate one.Each VNC session, Connects onto an individual port, I guess if you were really clever you could use this. But if you fire up VNC through Xinetd then forget it, as Xinetd will allocate the next available port. <In a Nutshell> No. </In a Nutshell>
More useful is the peer IP address, which can probably be found out from /proc/net/tcp. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.