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Wesley Setree <[log in to unmask]>
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Wesley Setree <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 26 Sep 2000 16:26:35 -0400
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I set up roughly 2 - 5 network printers every week and have not had any problems with the device being spooled out immediately after a doionow. One potential problem might be that the printer or external jet direct card would have to be power cycled if it was turned on before the doionow. I would be interested in hearing any comments or concerns that the support group has told you.

>>> Donna Garverick <[log in to unmask]> 09/26 4:06 PM >>>
hi all!

i'm curious about something....  so, you've gone into sysgen
and added a printer (and a native network printer if it
matters, but i don't think so).  the 'mode' field (in
sysgen) includes an 's' -- indicating the device is to be
spooled.  after doing all the appropriate holds and keeps,
you exit sysgen and do a 'doionow' and viola (:-) -- a new
printer suddenly exists.

what i'm wondering is -- should that printer be spooled
(out)?  (right now, no intervening spool-ish commands)  i
always thought so, but i'm hearing otherwise from our remote
support folks.       - d

--
Donna Garverick     Sr. System Programmer
925-210-6631        [log in to unmask]

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