LAST UPDATE: 14-Aug-2015

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// INSTALLING SSL PRINTER QUEUES ON YOUR MAC
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1) Download print server support files to your home folder
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Using Finder:

     Go to Finder (menu) --> Go --> Connect To Server

     Server Address: ftp://ssl-print/drivers/macos_x

     Connect as "guest"

     Drag the following files to your home folder { Finder (menu) --> Go --> Home }:

         add_lpd_printer.MacOS_X.sh

         add_printers.MacOS_X.sh

         remove_print_queues.MacOS_X.sh

         HPPrinterDrivers3.1.dmg


 >>Skip to "ADDING PRINTERS" below if you've already installed the complete set of HP printer drivers on your MacBook<<



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2) Install printer drivers
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     Mount the driver disk image by double-clicking "HPPrinterDrivers3.0.dmg"
     in your home folder.

     Open the "HewlettPackard Printer Drivers" folder.

     Double-click "HewlettPackardPrinterDrivers.pkg" file to initiate
     driver installation.

     Complete driver installation using the wizard.

     Eject the "HewlettPackard Printer Drivers" disk when done.



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// ADDING PRINTERS
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The scripts provided require Administrator privileges.
If the account you're logged into doesn't have them,
then the operating system will prompt for an
administrator account user name and password upon
executing the scripts.

Although you can add SSL's shared printers via the
"System Prefernces" utility, I think you'll find
using the command line scripts faster and easier.

First, if you don't know which printer to add, you
can view a list of available printers using smbutil:


     smbutil view smb://guest@ssl-print


To add the printer with share name "chp317," type:

     bash add_lpd_printer.MacOS_X.sh chp317


To add all printers shared by ssl-print, type:

     bash add_printers.MacOS_X.sh


If you wanted to make "chp227e" your default printer,
use the lpadmin command:

    lpadmin -d chp227e


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// PRINT QUEUE REMOVAL
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You can remove individual print queues using the lpadmin command:

        lpadmin -x chp317

To remove all installed ssl-print queues from
your MacBook, type:

       bash remove_print_queues.MacOS_X.sh