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Installing network printer
What is the command for setting up a network printer in SCO 5.0.5?
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You can use "scoadmin" in the gui or in a text login, or "mkdev lp".
If you are adding a HP port 9100 printer, use "scoadmin" and choose the HP Printer config, or use it directly from /usr/lib/hpnp/hpnpcfg However, most of us think that HP stuff is overkill and troublesome and use a third party tool; see Where do I get "netcat" and how do I use it? Of course at this point in time, wouldn't it be better to be moving away from SCO anyway? Index of Conversion articles
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