Printing using LPR/LPD to CS printers on WindowsOS

Get an HP Universal Printer Postscript Driver for your System

1. download HP Universal Print Driver Series for Windows - Postscript.
   We don't support non postscript drivers. Make sure you choose a Postscript driver.
   Example: HP Universal Print Driver for Windows PostScript if you have a MS Windows operating system. You just need the driver and nothing else.
2. Follow the instruction that accompanies this driver to install it.

• Windows2000/XP, follow How to Add Print Services for Unix on your Windows
• Windows Vista and Windows 7, Enable LPR support for WindowsVista and Windows 7 as follow:
  1. Go to the Control Panel
  2. Choose Programs
  3. Under Program Features choose 'Turn Windows features on or off'
  4. Click Continue when prompted
  5. Click the drop-down box next to Print Services
  6. Select LPR PortMonitor
  7. Click OK and "wait while the features are configured"

Now, add the printer.

1. Click on Start
2. In WindowsVista, Select Control Panel and then select Printers
3. In Windows7, Go to Devices and Printers
4. Right click in the window that opens and chooseAdd Printer
5. Choose Add a local printer
6. Choose Create a new port:
7. Select port type LPR port
8. Click Next
9. For c olor Inkjet & poster printer, Type: printserverh.cs.rutgers.edu for server providing lpd
   Note: the extra 'h' means no banner page will print on each job.
10. For b/w printer, Type: printserver.cs.rutgers.edu for server providing lpd
11. Type: the exact queue name you wish to print to. Example: core3, core3c, hill3, lp4
12. Click Next
13. Browse Manufacturer list and choose HP
14. Choose the driver under Printer column, look for Universal HP Driver PS driver you just installed. Make sure you choose PS version for Postscript driver and click Ok
15. Name the printer something meaningful, like after the queue name. Example: core3, lp4 etc.