From: lws4art@gmail.com   
      
   philo wrote:   
   > Part of the reason my posted info may not have been the best is because   
   > I am a pure amateur who has just enough knowledge to make it look like I   
   > know what I'm doing.   
   > Thanks to Red Hat 5.2 though,  I got a pretty good education.   
   > The reason I thought to use the generic driver was because I once was   
   > working on an ancient Mac in my shop and out of curiosity wanted to see   
   > if I could use it with my network printer and the generic post script   
   > driver was fine.   
      
   I started with Guinness I think that was 7.0. Oh the days of great   
   confusion. However some of those SNMP command line output would have   
   indicated a URL issue. Linux has come along way to be mostly GUI   
   driving, but sometimes good ol' command line can be the most effective.   
   Sure beats MS's "TroubleShooters" which work their "Black Magic" for   
   several minutes only to too often not solve the issue...   
      
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   Take care,   
      
   Jonathan   
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