the only way to restrict what users can do is to have a
true server i.e. netware, win2000 etc... If your printer
is attached to something like win98, you can't restrict
very much. You may be able to restrict through Novell,
as long as the Novell server is acting as the print
server, depending on the configuration of your network.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi All,
>
>I am working within a corporation that is using Novell
as
>their network. I run a small computer lab that is
>attached to this network. Within this lab I have a HP
>LaserJet 6P attached to one of the 6 computers. The rest
>od the computers can also print to this printer as it is
>a shared resource. There is a mixture of OS's. The
>computer to which the printer is attached is using
Win98,
>the rest are using either win98 or XP. My concern is
that
>we offer free printing sources to the public but this is
>costing us quite a lot of toner and money. Is there a
way
>to limit the amount of pages printer or to set the print
>quality to economode. I can do that now, but the users
>can change it back from the computer they are printing
>from. I guess I am looking for CONTROL!! Any help would
>be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
>.
>
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