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Article #5781Re: Changing Apple LaserWriter type
From: Richard Silverman
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1989 17:58
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 1989 17:58
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Jeff,
Your idea will work just fine; it's exactly what a spooler does when
it takes over a printer. To change the printer's NBP name, use the following:
serverdict begin 0 exitserver % assuming your printer password is 0
statusdict begin
(PrinterName:PrinterType@*) setprintername % PrinterType could be 'Laser'
The 'product' string is just the name of the printer type, e.g.
'LaserWriter II NT'; just for identification purposes.
Richard Silverman
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