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spb_
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Location: Oxford, UK
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 Posted: Thu Jul 11, 2002 12:34 pm Post subject: Using PDQ/XPDQ ? |
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Quick tip for a replacement lpr.
Go to /usr/bin/ and edit a file called lpr
put in :
pdq -Pprinter $1
where printer is the name of your printer. Chmod +x /usr/bin/lpr
That's it. Now you can directly print using mozilla, acroread, etc. Quick and easy... |
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Gushy
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Location: Reading, UK
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That's a good tip thanks. 
Having just got a Kyocera FS-1010 that comes with a PDQ driver, I installed PDQ (never heard of it before now). Using your lpr tip has saved me having to go around all my applications changing settings while I remember. Now I can just change as I go along, and not worry if I forget some.
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