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The Question is: We are running 2 VMS systems, configured with Multinet and each running MUMPS application software. I have configured the Multinet software to send text based printing to our internal LAN print queues using LPD services. The LAN system uses mostly HP4 and up printers and some NEC printers. The LPD printing option works well except that the laserjet and NEC printers print at 60 lines per page and the print jobs caming from VMS are configured for 66 lines per page. I have attempted to correct for this at th e printers and at the NT server. Is there any method to reconfigure the NT printers on-the-fly for 66 lines per page? The Answer is : Please contact Process Software for assistance with MultiNet. Please contact Microsoft for assistance with Windows NT setup, configuration, options, and documentation. If you are sharing access to the printer with another operating system, please cease this at least for the duration of the printer troubleshooting -- other operating systems are known to alter the printer settings (including changing the page length), requiring modifications to the contents of the site-specific device control libraries to reset the printer attributes that the other operating system has set, or requiring that the other operating system(s) be banished from sharing the printer. For information on OpenVMS TCP/IP Services, and particularly for information on OpenVMS printing using IP protocols, please start with topic (1020) here in the Ask The Wizard area. OpenVMS typically uses printer-specific configuration (printer forms) to set the page length, or (less commonly) the system-wide logical name SYS$LP_LINES. If this logical name is not defined and the default printer form does not indicate otherwise, the printer page length is assumed to be 66 lines. For details on IP printing and printer forms, see topic (1020) and the chapter on setting up and maintaining queues in the OpenVMS System Manager's Manual. For a related discussion, please see topic (2770).
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