
    PRINTER QUEUE STATUS

    The following sections detail the operations of the buttons within
    the Queue Status window.

    Cancel

    This button cancels (deletes) the selected print job from the
    system. If the job is currently printing, the Cancel command will
    remove the print request from the system. However, the printer may
    keep printing until its buffer is empty.

    Enable

    The Enable button is similar to turning the printer on. It tells the
    print queue administrator that the printer is now available for
    printing. Any print jobs that might have been waiting in that print
    queue will now begin to print.

    Disable

    Disabling a printer means the printer will temporarily stop printing
    but the printer queue will still accept print jobs. This command is
    typically used when the printer is out of paper or will only be out
    of service for a short while. When a printer is disabled, its print
    queue is kept intact.

    This command will stop the marked printers from receiving print
    requests from the spooler. Any job currently printing will be added
    back to the print queue to be reprinted once the printer is enabled.
    This command does not stop users from sending print requests to this
    printer; those print requests will be added to the print queue.

    Note: On SUN O.S. 4.1.x, or other systems on which the Berkeley
    style printing system is running, the disabling of a printer will
    cause it to decline print requests until it is re-enabled. Also, all
    printers on the same device are enabled/disabled even if only one is
    highlighted.

    Move

    If a printer breaks down or has many jobs queued, this command can
    move print jobs from one printer queue to another. When you click on
    the Move button, Enlighten displays a window showing a list of all
    available printer destinations. Select the new printer destination
    (queue).

    Enlighten will then ask for confirmation to move each of the
    highlighted print jobs to the other printer. If you click on the Yes
    button, the print job will be moved to the selected print queue.

    You can move print jobs to print queues on other hosts even if the
    new destination host has a different spooling system running.

    Note: When moving a print job, you should select a new printer
    destination compatible with the old printer destination. Failing to
    do so may produce unexpected results.
