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NNETSETQ()
Sets a print queue for the capture mode
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Syntax
NNETSETQ(<nPrinter>,<cPrintQueue>) --> lLoggedIn
Netware: 2.2 and 3.11
Arguments
<nPrinter> Designates to which LPT device a new print queue is
redirected. LPT1(1) to LPT3(3) are valid.
<cPrintQueue> Designates the name of the print queue on the default
server where the future print output is created.
Returns
NNETSETQ() returns .T. when the designated print queue has been found
and redirected.
Description
NOVELL NET SET QUEUE
You can use NNETSETQ() to determine which print queue of the default
server generates the future print output. If the queue is on another
server, then you must switch over using NNETSETSRV(). All other
settings required for printing can be done using the NNETCAPSSF()
function.
Note
. The currently logged in user must have rights to use the
designated queue.
Example
Redirect the queue USER:
? NNETSETQ("USER") // .T., when successful
See Also: NNETSETSRV() NNETCAPSSF()
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