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Article #1135I go to a fascist university.
From: From the Desk of: Bradley A. Bar...
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 00:00
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I have a question. The last time I asked the users of this list a question, you were amazingly helpful. :) I am a user of UNIX at Gestapo State University in Maryland. I am not the manager (yet) but I have a question of managerial quality. Our current manager has no idea how to configure our HP Laserjet III to print graphic documents, either from our HP Scanjet IIC, or from our DECstations. I specifically want to know how to print web pages, as they appear in Mosaic. This has got to sound idiotic, because it is. The UNIX administrator above our manager has deliberately configured the system such that we cannot print out scanned images, or graphics in general. Great. Someone help me. Aaaaaaaagh. I'm in prison. I find this to be preposterous. Supposedly, this config. is a preventative action, to keep something bad from happening. What it really is, is a waste of students money and a decent HP Laserjet, because we cannot even print out important academic research material, unless we want it in plain text, or HTML code. Brad
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 1065d6,93911ed6b90539ea,start X-Google-Attributes: gid1065d6,public From: "From the Desk of: Bradley A. Barkett" <bab7086@sae.ssu.umd.edu> Subject: I go to a fascist university. Date: 1995/10/24 Message-ID: <814581113.28005@news.Colorado.EDU> X-Deja-AN: 118110679 distribution: cu sender: daemon@lace.Colorado.EDU followup-to: poster x-note1: message-id generated by recnews x-note2: mail msgid was <009985D7.7A323AC2.220@sae.ssu.umd.edu> organization: University of Colorado at Boulder reply-to: "From the Desk of: Bradley A. Barkett" <bab7086@sae.ssu.umd.edu> newsgroups: cu.decstation.managers