Network Printing: Building Print Services on Heterogeneous Networks
Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher
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Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher epub Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher pdf download Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher pdf file Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher audiobook Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher book review Network Printing: Building Print Matthew Gast, Todd Radermacher summary | #5215858 in Books | O'Reilly Media | 2000-10-23 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.18 x.77 x7.03l,1.20 | File type: PDF | 285 pages | ||7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| Taming the "paperfull office"|By A Customer|I found "Network Printing" to be a fine example of taking documentation from at least half-a-dozen sources and tying it all together with a coherent theme: providing network print services to customers using (fill-in-the-blank) systems. Six years ago, when I was managing four Unix systems for 100 customers who wanted to print their r|.com |Paperless office, paperless schmoffice: if you can't get your document to look right on paper, you might as well not waste time creating it at all. For administrators, printing across a local area network (LAN) was hard enough when everyone was running th
On today's networks it's common to have users running Windows, Apple, Novell, and many versions of Unix. Each operating system has its own printing facility and there is little or nothing in common between them--there is no single system for print spooling. Yet all users want to be able to print, and most of the time they have to share the same printers. The network administrator has to solve this problem as efficiently as possible.
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