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121 | | The Libc files are required support files |
122 | | |
123 | | The eCUPS printer driver is an alternative OS/2 pscript.drv package and has most of the popular CUPS PPD (simplified) files already included |
124 | | |
125 | | The eCuPS printer port provides the "hook up" between the OS/2 Printer Object created from the eCUPS printer driver and the CUPS printer |
126 | | |
127 | | PRNDRV.EXE - a useful command line utility for listing installed printers and deleting those that are not wanted |
| 122 | (CUPS, Ghostscript, Gutenprint, eCUPS, Cups.pdr and Splix(for Xerox printers only)). All of these packages should be expanded under |
| 123 | the root directory of a drive (doesn't have to be the boot drive) |
| 124 | - so once expanded you will have the following directories off the root directory: |
| 125 | CUPS |
| 126 | GUTENPRINT |
| 127 | GS\GSN.nn (where N.nn is the Ghostscript version number e.g. 8.64) - note you may need to create the \GS directory depending upon |
| 128 | the contents of the GS zip file you download. |
| 129 | |
| 130 | The Libc files are required support files put these in a directory in the libpath - e.g. ecs\dll or os2\dll |
| 131 | |
| 132 | The eCUPS printer driver is an alternative OS/2 pscript.drv package and has most of the popular CUPS PPD files already included. (This file should be put into a directory under \OS2\DLL - my suggestion is \OS2\DLL\CUPS - you will then point the printer install dialog at this directory during the install process) |
| 133 | |
| 134 | The eCUPS printer port provides the "hook up" between the OS/2 Printer Object created from the eCUPS printer driver and the CUPS printer |
| 135 | ( copy cupslpr.exe into \tcpip\bin and cups.pdr into \os2\dll) |
| 136 | |
| 137 | PRNDRV.EXE - a useful command line utility for listing installed printers and deleting those that are no longer wanted |