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From: "Steve Rainbird" <steve DOT rainbird AT mssint DOT com>
Subject:  Printing to network printers
Date:  Mon, 15 Dec 2008 23:25:30 -0000
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How can I print to a network printer?

I know if its attached to a server I can say

lpr -d //server/printer file


But what do I do if the printer isn't attached to a server and is just a 
printer on the network?

TIA


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Steve 


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