HP Neoware e90 User Manual for Neoware Appliances Running Windows CE - Page 115

LPD Print icon, Global RDP Settings icon, Double-click the LPD Print icon, or

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Changing Appliance Properties 2 In the TCP Print dialog select the port where your printer is attached. 3 You can modify the port number if the default setting is not appropriate. LPD Print icon 1 Double-click the LPD Print icon, or highlight the icon and select Open from the File menu. LPD Printing enables a printer connected to the local appliance to be used through any server that can print using the LPR/LPD protocol (UNIX, Linux, Windows NT Server, Windows 2000/2003 Server, mainframes, etc.). 2 In the LPD Print Utility dialog, select the port your printer is attached to and specify the queue name. For more information about configuring Neoware thin client appliances for use with LPD printing, see "Network printing using LPR/ LPD" on page 139. Global RDP Settings icon The Global RDP Settings icon allows you to control how thin client appliance resources interact with the Windows server, and to enable LPD Print icon 115 Creating Connections

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Changing Appliance Properties
LPD Print icon
115
Creating Connections
2
In the TCP Print dialog select the port where your printer is
attached.
3
You can modify the port number if the
default setting is not appropriate.
LPD Print icon
1
Double-click the LPD Print icon, or
highlight the icon and select Open
from the File menu.
LPD Printing enables a printer connected to
the local appliance to be used through any
server that can print using the LPR/LPD
protocol (UNIX, Linux, Windows NT
Server, Windows 2000/2003 Server, main-
frames, etc.).
2
In the LPD Print Utility dialog, select the port your printer is
attached to and specify the queue name.
For more information about configuring Neoware thin client appli-
ances for use with LPD printing, see “Network printing using LPR/
LPD” on page 139.
Global RDP Settings icon
The Global RDP Settings icon allows you to control how thin client
appliance resources interact with the Windows server, and to enable