Printing from pine
Douglas Cornwell
dougc at pb.seflin.org
Thu Feb 20 17:04:55 EST 1997
On Thu, 20 Feb 1997 mroesner at freenet.edmonton.ab.ca wrote:
> This has a lot to do with the software you are using to telnet. I'm using
> SmartTerm 420 and it does print using the 'y' command, but only to an
> ATTACHED printer. It doesn't seem to want to do it to a networked printer
> that is not directly attached to your PC.
>
> I also know that most versions of ProComm (especially the Win 3.1 version
> 1 of the program) also worked with the 'y' command.
What about printing from Pine using Win3.1 Terminal program? I can print
just fine using Terminal on my Pentium at work -- and it is using a
networked printer at that. Yet, doing it on my 386 at home on an
attached printer gives me a problem. The "y" command works as if it is
setting the "Printer Echo" command on (under "Settings"), but not turning
the Echo off to allow the actual printing to start. And this Terminal
program does not seem to have any print settings. Any suggestions?
TIA.
Doug Cornwell
>
> You may want to try some telnet packages to see if others work or I think
> someone else has already suggested cutting and pasting your e-mail to a
> word-processor and then printing.
>
> Mark
>
> On Thu, 20 Feb 1997, Susie Breidenbach wrote:
>
> > Please excuse me if this is out of our discussion area...
> >
> > But does anyone know how to print from Pine? We telnet to Pine to do our
> > email but when we hit Y to print, nothing happens. Is there some secret
> > or something I'm missing in the configuration?
> >
> > TIA...
> >
> > *****************************
> > Susie Breidenbach
> > Computer Specialist/Librarian
> > Bedford Public Library
> > Bedford, Indiana
> > (812) 275-4471 ext. 301
> > sbreiden at bedlib.org
> > *****************************
> >
> >
>
> Mark Roesner BA, MLIS
> Internet Librarian, Edmonton Public Library
> Past President of the Greater Edmonton Library Association
>
>
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