Is it sufficient to set $PRINTER to their default printer? Provided it's done early enough (i.e. in their .bashrc or equiv) it should affect all applications which print through lpr. On Thu, Jun 27, 2002 at 10:52:49AM -0500, DuWayne R Holsbeck wrote:
is there any way to configure evolution to print to a specific printer,
other than typing "lpr -Plp whatever" in the printer box? When I open
the print window, the only selections are printer(lpr) or file. I have
some users that are not able to handle typing in there passwords, let
alone a real command ;-) I have many network printers, and it would be
really nice to let them choose between them, and set up one of the
printers as default. I searched the Ximian site's faqs and knowlegbase
but came up empty.
Thanx
DuWayne
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