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Subject: LaserWriting across the Internet
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Date: 20 Dec 88 16:52:04 GMT
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Yes, a LaserWriter may experience timeout problems over an internet printing
session, but would a LaserSpooler (Mac based) or a UNIX based spooler have 
the same problem?

Could the spoolers be configured to have long enough timeouts?  If so, how
would that affect overall performance for local printing?  Would a separate
daemon for internet printing be appropriate?

Just curious...

Patrick Gaughan				NMSU Computer Center
pgaughan@nmsu.edu			New Mexico (the lost state...)