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PRINTQ.EXE -- Netware Print Queue Utility
Dave Head [71211,3310], Louisville, KY
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PRINTQ is a Netware utility that allows the user to select a printer queue,
for a selected file server, for a selected LPT device.
If selecting a printer queue from a file server other than the default, the
user is automatically logged in as "GUEST" (there should not be a password
associated with this user id). Controls are in place to keep the user from
being logged in to more than three servers in addition to the default server.
FILES:
printq.zip - zip file containing readme.doc, printq.exe, and printq.lbr.
printq.exe - executable printer queue utility.
printq.lbr - library containing the user screens.
readme.doc - this document.
INSTALLATION:
Printq.exe and printq.lbr must be placed in the \public subdirectory
of the file server. It is recommended to flag these files as Sharable.
User trustee rights to the \public subdirectory must be at least Read,
Open, and Search.
PROGRAM EXECUTION
To load the program the user must have \public in their path. Two
methods are available to execute the program.
printq - normal execution.
printq /m - allows use of mouse.
NOTES
HI-SCREEN was used to develop the user interface.
Netware C Interface-DOS was used to make the network calls.
Turbo C was the program development package.
This program was tested and is in use on a Novell SFT Netware 286
TTS V2.15 Rev. C network. This network consists of 4 file servers with
some 30 printer queues defined.
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This program is public domain and may be distributed freely. Use of this
program is at your own risk, the author assumes no responsibility.
I would greatly appreciate any questions or recommendations concerning
the use of this program that you may have. I can be reached on Compuserve
account [71211,3310].