This information will help you if:

• you have a CUPS server in your network that manages printers
• the printer you want to print to understands Postscript
• you have the CUPS port from Paul installed

1. Create a client.conf file that holds the information about the CUPS server
   • create a file called client.conf in \cups\etc\cups
   • add a single line to the file like this:

     ServerName  printserver.mydomain.com
     

   • obviously substitute printserver.mydomain.com with the name of your CUPS server
2. Query the names of the printers on the CUPS server
   • Issue the following command: \cups\bin\lpstat.exe -a
   • This will create a list of printers that can be used on the CUPS server
3. Print the CUPS test page
   • simply issue the following command: \cups\bin\lpr -P<printername> \cups\share\cups\data\testprint.ps
   • <printername> is the name of a printer as shown by the output of \cups\bin\lpstat.exe -a