Lpstat

In the land of Unix, where printing does reside, There's a subsystem called System V, with great pride. It's used by Solaris and SCO OpenServer too, With commands like lp, it knows just what to do. To print a document, just use the command lp, It'll send it to the printer, so easily. And if you want to check the print queue's state, lpstat will show you, it's never too late. Sometimes, a job needs to be canceled, you see, Just use the command cancel, and it'll be free. No more waiting in line, no more printing delay, The print queue will thank you, for clearing the way. For system administrators, lpadmin is the key, To configure the print system, as easy as can be. With just a few commands, they can set it up right, Making sure everything runs smoothly, day and night. And if a job needs to be moved, from queue to queue, lpmove is the command, that'll help you through. With System V printing, everything's in control, Making printing a breeze, for young and old. Random page: QF 75 mm