NetWare 4.0x Printing - Bindery Vs. Directory

DocumentID: 618191
Revision Date: 29-Feb-96 1:38:17 PM

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WordPerfect® 6.0 for DOS

Problem

Solutions: There are some differences between Bindery based printing and Directory Services. The following items are a few of the real obvious differences: 1. When using Directory Services, the QUEUES subdirectory is located on the root of the selected volume. Bindery uses a subdirectory of SYS:SYSTEM. 2. NetWare 4.0 allows users to select either PRINTER NAMES or QUEUES as the destination of a print job. NetWare 3.x and earlier allows the user to select only QUEUES. 3. Printers are separate objects in Directory Services, as well as Print Servers and Queues. A Bindery printer is represented by a file located in SYS:SYSTEM.

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