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1. The comand used to configure Unix printers at the command-line is named:
2. New print requests can be denied with this command:
3. This command is used to shut down the print system:
4. This daemon needs to be running for the local print system to work:
5. The complete command used to print all printer status information is:
6. Describe the purpose of the disable command:
7. This daemon needs to be running for TCP/IP remote printing to work on an SCO OpenServer 5 system:
8. This file needs to be edited to configure remote printing on an SCO Unix 3.2.4.2 system:
9. The complete name of an interface file for a parallel printer named "Pharmacy" would be:
10. The command used to cancel all print jobs for a user named "bob" is:
11. Temporary files with these names are created when a print job is sent to a printer named "Sales":
12. You can start the SCOadmin print manager tool by typing the following command:
13. You can "hold" a print job with this command syntax:
14. The command used to move all print requests from the Sales printer queue to the Accounting printer queue is:
15. The root level spooler directory for RLP (remote line printer) jobs is:
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