User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Basic Reference

Using UNIX System Commands

With clispool disabled, you can use your printer locally. Network print jobs will

be submitted to the printer’s queue but will only be printed while clispool is

enabled.

• When you are done using the printer locally and want it to be used over the

network, you enable clispool by typing:

clispool /e

Network print jobs will now be printed.

• The shared printer attached to your workstation accepts print jobs from all the

servers on your local area network. For example, one of your coworkers needs to

print out several files as soon as possible. Your coworker will be sending these

print requests from the server PRINT1.SERVE. To make sure that his files are

printed in a timely manner, you allow the shared printer to accept requests from

the PRINT1.SERVE server only by typing:

clispool \\print1.serve

• Once the files have printed, you once again allow the shared printer to accept

print requests from all of the servers on the local area network by typing:

clispool any