SEASNET has two types of printers available: dot-matrix, which are free,
and laser printers, which cost real money.  Go to the SEASNET office
(BH 2567) to get more information on laser printing.  For this class,
dot-matrix output (as long as it's readable) will suffice.

To print a file out to a printer, first identify the name of the printer
you wish to print to.  The name of the printer is usually located next
to the printer itself. (there's a dot matrix printer in BH 4442 and two
printers in BH 2567)

From your SEASNET account, use the "lpr" command to send your file to
the printer

lpr -P<printer> <filename>

where <filename> is the name of the file you wish to print and <printer>
is the name of the printer you wish to use.

Other useful printing commands are as follows:

1.	lpq -P<printer>  ==> this command will display the order of print jobs
	currently being processed by <printer>.  User names, files, and job
	numbers are associated with each task.

2.	lprm -P<printer> <job_#>  ==> this command will remove your print
	job/request from the printer.  This is useful if the printer is
	off-line or if you don't feel like waiting for all the other earlier 
	jobs to finish. 


There are also a few PC's that have IBM printers directly connected to them.
You can use these printers as follows:

1.	Mount your account onto the SEASNET hard drive.  
	See "/u/ee/class/ee5c/cbin/mount" for more information on this.

2.	The command

	print <filename>

	will print <filename> to the local IBM printer.

	You can also send jobs to the UNIX printers instead using the
	following command:

	on - lpr -P<printer> <filename>

Questions on any of the above?  Contact the TA. (ee5cta@seas.ucla.edu)