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HPUX 11.00 PRINT FROM TEXT EDITOR

 
Matteo Pavesi
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HPUX 11.00 PRINT FROM TEXT EDITOR

Hello,
when trying to print from the test editor in HPUX 11.00 I do not see any printers. It is unable to find them. If I do type a printer name I get the message "An X print server for 'printer_name' could not be found". Any ideas on how I can do to print from the text editor?
Thank you very much.
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Steve Steel
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Re: HPUX 11.00 PRINT FROM TEXT EDITOR

Hi

This is technical print server

go to www.docs.hp.com

search on
technical print server



HP CDE 2.1 Getting Started Guide

Differences BetweenCDE 1.0 and CDE 2.1

Session Management Enhancements



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Using the Technical Print Service



Print Dialogs


CDE 2.1 applications (Mailer, Text Editor, and Calendar) that create print output use the Technical Print Service (TPS). TPS creates the dialog boxes you see when you print from these CDE 2.1 applications.

The Common Desktop Environment: User's Guide describes how to print documents from the desktop applications. For specific instructions about selecting printing options, refer to the online help available from the Print Dialog box.

System
Administration



The Technical Print Service requires some initial setup by your system administrator. Administration tasks, such as configuring an X print server and adding and configuring printers, are covered in the Technical Print Service System Administrator's Guide. This manual can be viewed from the Help Manager or from HP Instant Information (see HP Instant Information).

To view the manual using Help Manager:



Click the Help Control in the Front Panel to display the top level of help.

Select Technical Print Service System Administrator's Guide from the list of topics displayed.

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Steve Steel
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