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Processing Facilities: Use Logical Printer/Output To
17.5. Use Logical Printer/Output To
Because the newer print servers can send output directly to a
target printer instead of having to go through a logical printer,
the terminology for directing output for any given service or
host session has been changed from “Use Logical Printer” to
“Output To”.
Old: “Use Logical
Printer”
New: “Output To” Comments
PR0* Logical Printer 0* Default setting.
No manipulating of data. “Data manipulation” is explained
below, see
“Logical Printers” (page 125)
.
Users of the Network Destination Option (NDO) please
note: The target printer will be the printer designated as
“System Target Printer” on the [General] configuration page
in the “Configurations > Basic” sub-group.
PR1, PR2, PR3, PR4
PR5, PR6, PR7, PR8
Logical Printer 1
Logical Printer 2
Logical Printer 3
Logical Printer 4
Logical Printer 5
Logical Printer 6
Logical Printer 7
Logical Printer 8
Select one of these queues to have data manipulated by a
logical printer definition. “Data manipulation” is explained
below, see
“Logical Printers” (page 125)
.
Users of the Network Destination Option (NDO) please
note:
1. The definition of the logical printer includes choice of
target printer. On the newer print services, you can target a
physical printer (see the next row) without having to use a
logical printer.
2. Even on the newer print servers, you must configure and
use a logical printer if you want to create and target a load
balancing pool.
not available Local Printer
Network Destination 1
Network Destination 2
Network Destination 3
Network Destination 4
Direct selection of target printer.
The Network Destinations are only available for users of
NDO.
NDO users, please note comment 2 on the row above this
one.