    PRINTER

    Configure (all) / Configure (local)

    These two programs pop-up a window displaying all the currently
    configured printers, as shown below.

    The "Configure (local)" option is similar to the "Configure (all)"
    selection, except only local printer destinations are reported.
    Network printers are not displayed in the Configure (local) option.
    This can be useful to gain a better overview of printer resources.

    From the Configure Printers window, you have the option to:

    + Add - Add a printer
    + Delete - Delete a printer
    + Enable - Enable a printer
    + Disable - Disable a printer
    + Jobs - View and modify print jobs

    Add

    In Enlighten, you can define a printer as a print server or a print
    client. Altogether, there are three options for configuring a
    printer when you click on the Add button: as a Print Client, a Local
    Print Server, or a Network Print Server.

    Each of these windows contain buttons and fields which are common to
    both print client and print server configurations.

    Delete

    This button will delete a printer from the system. From the
    Configure Printers window, highlight the printers to be deleted from
    the system. Enlighten will prompt you to confirm your choice, to
    ensure the selection was correct.

    Note: Enlighten cannot delete a printer configuration if there are
    pending print requests. Use the `Printer --> Queue' menu item to
    cancel all pending print requests on the printer you wish to delete.

    Enable

    This button will enable a printer which is disabled. The Enable
    command is similar to physically turning the printer on; it tells
    the print queue administrator daemon that the printer is now
    available for printing. Any print jobs which might have been waiting
    in that print queue will now begin to print.

    Disable

    This button will stop the highlighted printers from receiving print
    requests from the spooler. Any job which is currently printing will
    be added back to the print queue to be reprinted once the printer is
    enabled. This command does not stop users from sending print jobs to
    the disabled printer; those print requests will be added to the
    print queue.

    Jobs

    This button will display all print jobs currently printing or
    waiting to be printed for the highlighted printer destinations. A
    pop-up window will notify you if there are no jobs. If there are
    print jobs, the Printer Queue window will appear.

