[bksvol-discuss] Re: I'm back
- From: talmage@xxxxxxxxxx
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 10:47:15 -0500
Hi Amy,
A print spooler is a program that holds your text temporarily after
you tell your editing or word processing software to print it. Your
editing software formats it, sends it to the print spooler or print
queue, and then the spooler sends it to the printer. It does it like
this so that you're not sending it to the printer faster than it can
receive it, and to allow you to send multiple documents to the
printer, or to let multiple users on a network share a printer.
It would help to know what operating system you're running. Window's
print spooler is built-in to the OS, and I would think Mac's is as
well, so it shouldn't be a problem, but on a Linux system it requires
a bit of setting up.
Dave
At 10:04 AM 2/11/2007, you wrote:
Hi folks.
I still don't have a good program for "validating" and I still
cannot scan but I found out I can do some validating by working my
way around the Wordperfect and Wordpad programs. Somebody once
volunteered to talk me through the Wordperfect program to get the
settings right for validating and if he is still willing I can still
use the help. If I don't hear from you I willl more than understand
and still appreciate the original offer. Times change and people get busy.
If it turns out that he is too busy I will be back here "trolling"
for more help as needed. Apropos of which:
Can someone tell me what a printer's spoller is and how to connect
it. Whatever it is my printer won't work without it. Thanks.
Amy
sill an omsm
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