HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide

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Managing Spoolers, Queues, and Logical Printers

Performing Other Spooler-Related Tasks

pdset -x "content-orientations-supported+=landscape" \

LogPrt2

• To subtract a value from a multi-valued attribute, use -x and an

attribute value pair with -=. For example:

pdset -x "content-orientations-supported-=landscape" Log

Prt1

• To set the values of either a single-valued attribute or a

multi-valued attribute to no value, which is the equivalent of

selecting the default for logical printers, enter:

pdset -x "plexes-supported==" LogPrt2

NOTE You do not have to specify -c printer with the pdset command;

printer is the default class.

3. Enable the logical printer with the pdenable command. To enable

logical printer LogPrt1, enter:

pdenable LogPrt1

Modifying Initial Value Objects

When you conﬁgure your queues and logical printers, you can create

either an initial-value-job object, an initial-value-document object, or

both, and associate them with a logical printer. “Creating and

Conﬁguring Initial-Value-Job and Initial-Value-Document Objects” in

Chapter 6 describes the procedures for creating and associating initial

value objects. You use these to provide job defaults for all jobs submitted

to the logical printer based on the typical printing needs of the users.

Later, based on actual usage, you might need to modify the attribute

values of the initial value objects.

Use the following procedure to modify an initial value object that is

already associated with a logical printer.

NOTE This procedure uses an initial-value-job as the example. Use -c

initial-value-document to modify attributes of an

initial-value-document.