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Managing multiple printers via the command line
Thanks for the tip. I've found that if you use the
-D flag (description), you can have a name that includes spaces. If the description is set, then the printer will show up in OS X with that name instead of the formal name.
I've revised the the script to include checking for the printer prior adding, and to include a few HP LaserJet print options as well. Hope this helps.
Managing multiple printers via the command line
Woohoo! This is great! I was able to research the correct options for my Canon machines via lpoptions -v ... and I'm now a printer-configuring machine. :-)
Anyone done this with Canon copiers?
I may have spoken a bit too soon. My setup works perfectly with this script except for |
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