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Printing from Macintosh Workstations

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In the Create Print Queue dialog box, select Reference a Bindery Queue.
Notice that the dialog changes when you select this option.
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(Optional) If you want to assign a bindery reference queue name different
from the queue's name on the legacy server, enter the reference name in
the Print Queue Name field.
If you do not want to assign a reference name, leave the field blank.
5
Click the browser button to select a bindery server and queue.
6
Click List Only Attached Servers to specify whether you want this option
turned on or off.
To see a list of all available servers, turn off this option. Select the name
of the server you want to attach to. Log in to this server at the prompt.
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Double-click the server you want to use.
If you are not attached, you must authenticate to that server.
To complete this procedure, a bindery object of the same name as the one
you are using must exist on that server and must have rights to the print
queue you are referencing.
If no queue names appear, no queues have been defined on that server.
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Select the queue you want to create a reference for and click OK.
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Click Create.
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Now that this queue is created, you can configure a Printer Agent to service
jobs from a queue or to submit jobs to a queue.
Macintosh users can submit print jobs to NDPS using LPR. This entails using
the Macintosh Desktop Printer Utility to set up a printer on the MacInstosh
client and enabling LPR support for the printer. To enable LPR printer support,
see "Configuring LPR Printers" on page
NOTE:
When using LPR printing, printer agent names cannot include spaces.
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In the Macintosh Desktop Printer Utility, select LPR Printer.
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If necessary, select any appropriate PPD files.
of the procedure for
as a controlled access printer.
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