Re: Remote IP Printer

["Raul A. Jager W." <raul@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If you have used CRTOUTQ then it is not a printer, it is an OUTQ.
To have a printer you need to use CRTDEVPRT and select *LAN.
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Mark.Bazer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I set up a remote out queue "NEWQ" to a network printer using CRTOUTQ. The 
> new queue appears on the "Work with all output queues" screen with a 
> writer of the same name. I am able to change an existing spool file to the 
> new queue so it prints -- but when other users try to do the same they get 
> "Printer NEWQ not found". The new printer does not appear on the "Work 
> With All Printers" screen. What is happening here?
>
> Mark Bazer
> Dyno Merchandise
> 954-971-2910 ext. 202
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> "Cassidy, Alan" <CassidyA@xxxxxxxxxx> 
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> The answers were how to set up a remote out queue to a printer, but it's 
> done with CRTOUTQ. But you have to STRRMTWTR when you want to print to it, 
> at times, and there are other considerations.
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> There is also a way to set up a printer *DEVD for a printer used over IP, 
> and it looks like the docs are at the link that Paul provided, 
> http://tinyurl.com/5jg4k 
> ...and that's what I would prefer to have usually over a remote out queue 
> unless the permanancy "in place" is iffy.
>
> --Alan 
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