1<TITLE> Dialog: Modify Printer Properties </TITLE> 2<!-- 3 CDDL HEADER START 4 5 The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the 6 Common Development and Distribution License (the "License"). 7 You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 8 9 You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE 10 or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. 11 See the License for the specific language governing permissions 12 and limitations under the License. 13 14 When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each 15 file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. 16 If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the 17 fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying 18 information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] 19 20 CDDL HEADER END 21 22-- Copyright (c) 1999, 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 23-- 24--> 25<!-- Tag=Modify --> 26 27<CONTENT> 28 29<p> 30 31Use the Modify Printer Properties dialog to modify an installed 32printer. Note that you can modify the Description field only if this 33is not an attached printer. You can also check or uncheck the Default 34Printer box. 35 36<p> 37 38<b> Printer Name:</b> Cannot be modified. 39 40<p> 41 42<b> Printer Server:</b> Cannot be modified. 43This is the computer you have selected to act 44as the server for print actions. You must be logged on to this 45computer and be running Oracle Solaris Print Manager on it. 46 47<p> 48 49<b> Description:</b> 50 [Optional] Describes the printer, including the printer type and 51 location, possibly, or provides other information about the 52 printer. 53 54<p> 55 56<b> Printer Port:</b> Cannot be modified. 57Specifies the hardware port, such as /dev/term/a, that the printer is 58connected to. 59 60<p> 61 62<b> Printer Type:</b> 63 Specifies the generic name for a type of 64 printer. Supported printer types correspond to 65 items listed in the /usr/share/lib/terminfo 66 directories. Examples are PostScript, Daisy, and Diablo. 67 68<p> 69 70<b> File Contents:</b> 71 Specifies the format of files that can be 72 printed without any special filtering by the 73 print software. PostScript is the default and is 74 probably correct most of the time. 75<p> 76 77<b> Fault Notification:</b> 78 Specifies how the superuser will be notified in 79 case of a printer error. 80 81<p> 82 83<b> Options: Default Printer:</b> If checked, designates this printer 84as the default printer for printing jobs from the computer on which 85you are running Oracle Solaris Print Manager. If you are using a naming 86service, this printer will be the default printer for the naming 87service, also. 88 89<p> 90 91Note that this is the last place the print subsystem looks to 92determine where a particular print job will be printed; the 93destination option of the lp command is the first place looked, and 94other environment variables are checked before this one. See the man 95page for printers.conf(4) for a full explanation of the search order. 96 97<p> 98 99<b> Options: Banner:</b> Specifies whether a banner 100page will be printed between jobs. 101<br> 102<br> 103"Aways Print Banner" stipulates that a banner will always be printed 104and may not be turned off by the user. 105<br> 106"User Selectable - Default=on" stipulates that a banner will be printed 107unless the user selects 108to turn the banner off. 109<br> 110"Never Print Banner" stipulates that a banner will never be printed 111and may not be turned on by the user. 112 113<p> 114 115<b> User Access List:</b> 116Specifies the print clients that can 117 print to this printer. By default, all print 118 clients have access to this printer, as designated by the word 119"all" in the list. 120 121<p> 122 123If you want to restrict its use to individual users, enter a user name 124in the text field below the list and click Add. Other legal constructs 125are system-name!login-ID (user "login-ID" on system "system-name"), 126system-name!all (all users on system "system-name"), and all!login-ID 127(user "login-ID" on all systems). Use the lpadmin(1M) command to deny 128access to users. 129 130<p> 131 132To delete a user from the list, select the user in the list and click 133Delete. 134 135<p> 136 137<b>OK:</b> Apply changes and dismiss the window. 138<br> 139<b>Apply:</b> Apply the changes and leave the window displayed. 140<br> 141<b>Reset:</b> Reset all fields to last Apply 142<br> 143<b>Cancel:</b> Dismiss the window. 144<br> 145<b>Help:</b> Display help for the current window or dialog. 146 147<p> 148</CONTENT> 149 150<KEYWORDS> modify properties "printer properties" "attached printer" 151"printer name" server description port "printer type" "file contents" 152fault "fault notification" "default printer" banner "attached printer" 153new nobanner dialog: printer 154 155</KEYWORDS> 156 157<p> 158 159<SEEALSO> 160ToModify 161ModifyFailed 162ToAddAccess 163Overview 164MainWindow 165HelpOnHelp 166</SEEALSO> 167 168