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"vriz" <vriztll at hotmail.com> wrote: > Could anyone advise me on how to set up in Linux to access a netware > printer? I have RedHat 7.0 installed here at work. It comes IIRC with ncpfs. (See rpm -qi ncpfs.) I just use nprint (see man nprint) to send PostScript files to the network printers. I also set up a local .nwclient file to make things easier (see man nwclient). I _could_ set things up to be more seamless, using lpd or some alternative to run nprint automagically. (See the Printer HOWTO.) But I find that I usually prefer to print to file and then forward to the printer. In those instances where I don't, most applications allow you to specify which command is used to send stuff to the printer. The default is generally lpd, but I can usually reconfigure the application to use nprint instead.