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Printers question...
Hi there...
I have a question for those who mess with printers in hpnpl\jetadmin... what's the differance bitween local printer queue and remote printer queue and why for adding a remote queue i need to restart my spooler while for a local queue i dont... thanx for the help! Eliraz. 
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CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) is a very nice print server.
My network is based on mixed operating systems (HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows) all they are using the same printer that is connected to one of computers. On *nix machines I have CUPS installed (currently not on HP-UX), it provides access to printserver computer (that has CUPS too). It is very easy solution, CUPS available for all *nixes besause of open source. You can download it and compile on your system: Download - Common UNIX Printing System
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