October 2000
Intermediate to advanced
1152 pages
26h 41m
English
If you want to install, modify, or delete a local, remote, or LAN printer, you're going to love the printtool program. Found in /usr/bin, printtool is a graphical interface printer setup program you can call up from the command line, from the GNOME or KDE desktop panel, or through the Red Hat control-panel program.
The control-panel and printtool programs require root permission and run under X, so you'll have to first fire up X and then type the following from a terminal window:
# printtool
After you type in root's password and press Enter, the main printtool dialog box comes up, as shown in Figure 19.1.
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