Printing to specific queues on a printer

Hi,
How can one define a printer in SAP to print to a specific queue on a Printer. The print job currently goes to the default queue.
Thanks,
Prashanth

Hello,
Have a look here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/EN/7e/36e4c4023411d399b70000e83dd9fc/frameset.htm

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Thanks for getting back. I need help here
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If any Mac is still printing to the RIP, you can check what queue name has been used via a browser. For the URL, enter http://127.0.0.1:631/printers to open the CUPS printer page. Scroll through to the Xerox and have a look at the Device URI. If it shows something like lpd://ip_address/print, then you know a queue name is required - in the case of the Fierys it has to be print or hold and it must be entered in lower case.
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Regards,
PaHu

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Your problem could be as simple as an incorrect LPR queue name.
When you create an LPR queue, for some printers it is important to enter a specific queue name. If you leave the queue name or enter the wrong information, then this can show the job has left the Mac - hence the completed result in the log - but it never prints as it doesn't find the correct port on the printer.
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