Changing The Default Values; Deleting The Print Queue - Toshiba e-Studio2000AC Software Installation Manual

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5.INSTALLING PRINTER DRIVERS FOR UNIX/Linux
 Changing the default values
You can change the default values of a print queue by the following procedure.
Confirm the interface file of which name is same as the print queue.
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 This file contains all of the default settings and values that can be set. These values are case sensitive and must
conform to the /bin/sh variable format. The interface file is saved in the following directory.
- Solaris: /etc/lp/interfaces
- HP-UX: /etc/lp/interface
- IBM AIX: /opt/toshiba/tap/filter
- Linux: /opt/toshiba/tap/interface
To edit the configuration file manually, add a line that include parameters and value.
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 The configuration file is saved in following directory.
- Solaris: /etc/lp/interfaces
- HP-UX: /etc/lp/interface
- IBM AIX: /opt/toshiba/tap/filter
- Linux: /opt/toshiba/tap/interface
For example, to change the default orientation to Landscape, add the following line:
orient= "LANDSCAPE"
 Deleting the print queue
There are two ways to delete the print queue: one is deleting a print queue using estcolorrm/estbwrm, and the other
is deleting a print queue manually without using estcolorrm/estbwrm.
 P.107 "Deleting a print queue using estcolorrm/estbwrm"
 P.108 "Deleting a Print Queue Manually"
 Deleting a print queue using estcolorrm/estbwrm
When you want to delete the queue using estcolorrm/estbwrm, perform the following procedure.
Log on to the root account.
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Enter the following command:
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Color MFP:
estcolorrm <queue name>
Black and White MFP:
estbwrm <queue name>
 This command uses the system's lpadmin command to delete the print queue and configuration file.
 Restart the lpd under Linux.
Configuring UNIX/Linux printing using UNIX/Linux filters 107

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