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696 Part V . Running Servers Figure 26-2: Print test pages or temporarily stop printing from the Printers page. Using the Red Hat Printer Configuration Window If you are using Fedora, RHEL, or other Red Hat Linux systems, you can use the Printer Configuration window to set up your printers. In fact, it s recommended that you use it instead of CUPS Web administration because the resulting printer configuration files are tailored to work with Red Hat systems. To install a printer from your GNOME desktop in Fedora, start the Printer Configuration window by selecting System Setting.Printing (or as root user by typing system-config-printer). This tool lets you add and delete printers and edit printer properties. It also lets you send test pages to those printers to make sure they are working properly. The key here is that you are configuring printers that are managed by your print daemon (cupsd for the CUPS service). After a printer is configured, users on your local system can use it. Subsequently, you can refer to the Configuring Print Servers section to learn how to make the server available to users from other computers on your network. The printers that you set up can be connected directly to your computer (as on a parallel port) or to another computer on the network (for example, from another UNIX system or Windows system).
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