On Tuesday 30 March 2010 20:11:16 Anne Wilson wrote:
Hi Anne,
> > I tried the [set as default] button in the printer listing. Or is
> > there another default setting, which tells my locally running cupsd
> > to use some remote printer as default without trying to do any
> > modifications on the remote side?
>
> In theory you could, but you will probably need to get from the
> university sysadmins the connection method required. While you are
> connected try localhost:631 and give your root password. Check "Show
> printers shared by other systems" and try "Find Printers". If it can
> find the printer you probably will have to tell it the protocol and
> port information, which the sysadmin gave you.
Do I understand correctly that you are suggesting adding that printer
locally (to my cups), and then I can set it as default?
Most probably, that would work, but then I'd work around the benefits of
the automatic service discovery. I think, I'll simply wait a bit till
the Qt printer dialog is back on par with the old one, now that I know
somebody is already working on that. :-)
Bye,
Tassilo
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