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Adding a TCP/IP Printer under Windows
If you can't use Windows Networking to set up a printer, you can add a local TCP/IP printer. ("Local" means the settings are specified locally, not that the printer is nearby.)
Create a new port (printer port). It will be a "Standard TCP/IP Port".
It defaults to being a "port 9100" printer, which you don't want. Change the port properties to be an LPR/LPD printer, with host name csl-redwood.csl.uiuc.edu.
The Queue name should come from the following table.
| Unix name | Queue | Room | Comment |
| bclw | keeshond | 166 | HP LaserJet 4000 Series PS |
| dclw | collie | 167 | Lexmark Optra S 1625 PS |
| fclw | poodle | 153 | Lexmark Optra S 1625 PS |
| hclw | hound | 147 | HP LaserJet 2100 Series PS |
| kclw | descartes | 139 | HP LaserJet 2100 Series PS |
| mclw | mcnab | 352 | Apple LaserWriter 16/600 PS |
| yclw | shepherd | B15 | HP Laserjet 2100 Series PS |
Once you finish the Add TCP/IP Printer wizard, you have to complete the rest of the main Add Printer Wizard by specifying the driver to use. All of our network-attached printers are capable of printing Postscript &tr; .
To test Postscript, use this test file.
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