Re: Printers: Network v 400

I do not understand...?  Would all of these printers be more or less
identical?  Would each printer have an PrinterID?  But then wouldn't you
also have a few different QPRINT files, for various needs?  For example, I
have made a PRTF named QPRINT85 which I use for programs with 8.5" x 11"
portrait output.  So, when I write a program that I plan to be on 8.5" x
11" paper my F spec is for QPRINT85.  Then the printers all know how to
deal with it when it comes to them.  I do use HPT though, and am worried
about the post a bit ago about a performance hit...



In <1.5.4.16.19970711083900.28e71d84@pop1.ibm.net>, on 07/11/97 
   at 12:44 PM, Glenn Gundermann <ggundermann@ibm.net> said:

#>I'd rather support a single printer device name, than have to deal
#>with PCPRT01P1, PCPRT02P1, PCPRT03P1, PCPRT04P1, PCPRT05P1,
#>PCPRT06P1, PCPRT07P1, PCPRT08P1, PCPRT09P1, PCPRT10P1, PCPRT11P1,
#>PCPRT12P1, etc...
#>

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