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The first consideration is what model/make the printer is.

There are certain brands/models/etc that simply will not work using HPT.

You are then stuck with using Client Access emulation, which works for
"most" printers.

IBM has provided a detailed list for several years on what will work and
what is suspect.

In the old days prior to ascii printers it was never a problem, but cheaper
meant more trouble to use.

Lexmark,HP and Ricoh are always good examples on what might work.

Inkjets will work but are always difficult.

On 2/25/2014 7:46 PM, Mike Cunningham wrote:
I would be interesting in hearing what your preferred way to configure a LAN attached printer so it can be used from a power system running IBM i 7.1. I believe the three options I have seen are RMTOUTQ, PJL, and SNMP. We do all RMTOUTQ but it has been at least 3-4 years since we last considered alternatives.

Thanks for any feedback

Mike Cunningham


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