Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 IPRINT CLIENT USER GUIDE

SUSE
Linux Enterprise Desktop

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March 2006

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IPRINT CLIENT USER GUIDE

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Preface

This manual is designed to introduce you to the iPrint Linux* Client include with SUSE® Linux
Enterprise Desktop and show you how to configure printing on your desktop.

This guide contains information about the following:

• “Understanding iPrint” on page 7

• “Installing the iPrint Linux Client” on page 9

• “Installing Printers” on page 11

• “Removing iPrint Printers” on page 11

• “Using iprntcmd” on page 12

• “Uninstalling the iPrint Client” on page 14

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