Difference between F , C , L methods of printing

Hi ,
Can someone help me in understanding the core and simple difference between these access methods .
For me c and l looks same .. so thats why little confused .
Please help .

Harsh,
C---- Local printing from a Microsoft Windows NT or Microsoft Windows 2000 system or from AS/400 and OS/390.
L -
Local printing from a UNIX system
Hope you got it,
Thanks
Kalyan
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