*podWriteFailed: Unable to store location data for this printer.
*testPageTitle: Test Page
*addPrinterTitle: Add Printer
*changeConnTitle: Change Connection
*errorDialog.dialogTitle: Error
*fatalErrorDialog.dialogTitle: Error
*busyDialog.dialogTitle: Printer Manager
*useSchemes: all
*sgiMode: True
*schemeFileList: SgiSpec
*applyLabelString: Apply
*cancelLabelString: Cancel
*helpLabelString: Help
*okLabelString: OK
! These are helpstrings that appear onthe Printers Add menus when you
! add a printer. Be careful not to add carriage returns in the middle
! of a string.
!
*addPrinter*helpText.helpString: This area is used to display a short help message for various items on this menu. Text will appear as you move the cursor over various items on the menu.
*addPrinter*rc.nameForm*helpString: Enter the name of a new printer. The name must be no longer than 14 characters and can only consist of letters, numbers and underscores.
*addPrinter*rc.nameForm.nameText.helpString: Enter the name of a new printer. The name must be no longer than 14 characters and can only consist of letters, numbers and underscores.
*addPrinter*rc.localOrNetForm*helpString: If you wish to configure your system as the print server select 'Local Host'. If you wish to configure your system to spool print jobs to another system select 'Remote Host'
*addPrinter*rc.localOrNetForm*local.helpString: Select this option if you wish to configure your system as the print server.
*addPrinter*rc.localOrNetForm*network.helpString: Select this option if you wish to configure your system to spool print jobs to another system.
*addPrinter*rc.sgiOrOtherForm*helpString: If the remote print server is an SGI select 'Yes'. If the remote print server is not an SGI select 'No'.NOTE: Selecting 'No' forces the BSD/LPR protocols to be used when communicating with the remote print serve.
*addPrinter*rc.sgiOrOtherForm.sgiOrOtherLabel.helpString: Use this menu to indicate if the remote print server is an SGI Unix workstation.
*addPrinter*rc.sgiOrOtherForm*isSgi.helpString: Select this if the remote print server is an SGI Unix workstation.
*addPrinter*rc.sgiOrOtherForm*isOther.helpString: Select this if the remote print server is not an SGI. In this case, the BSD/LPR protocols will always be used to communicate with the remote system.
*addPrinter*localRC*locCodeForm.locCodeLabel.helpString: A Location Code describes where the printer is located. This may be something like 'B15 MS2' for building 15 mail stop 2. It is for your own use and may be left blank.
*addPrinter*localRC*locCodeText*helpString: A Location Code describes where the printer is located. This may be something like 'B15 MS2' for building 15 mail stop 2. It is for your own use and may be left blank.
*addPrinter*localRC*locDescText*helpString: A Location Description can be used for additional information about the printer location. This may be something like 'Near back door'. It is for your own use and may be left blank.
*addPrinter*localRC*locDescForm.locDescLabel.helpString: A Location Description can be used for additional information about the printer location. This may be something like 'Near back door'. It is for your own use and may be left blank.
*addPrinter*localRC*vendorForm.vendorLabel.helpString: Select the printer manufacturer from this list. Examples are 'Lexmark", 'HP', 'Epson', etc. If you do not see your vendor you may wish to load the Impressario software from the IRIX Applications CD which contains additional printer drivers.
*addPrinter*localRC.vendorForm*vendorList.helpString: Select the printer manufacturer from this list. Examples are 'Lexmark", 'HP', 'Epson', etc. If you do not see your vendor you may wish to load the Impressario software from the IRIX Applications CD which contains additional printer drivers.
*addPrinter*listForm*helpString: Select a printer model from this list. Printer model names that end in '(PostScript)' must have built-in PostScript support.
*addPrinter*localRC*listForm.typeLabel.helpString: Select a printer model using this list. If your model is not listed contact the printer vendor and ask if they have a PPD file (PostScript Printer Definition) for the printer. See the PPD man page for more information on PPD drivers.
*addPrinter*localRC*connForm.connLabel.helpString: Select a printer interface. After the interface is selected printer models that support that interface type are hi-lighted in the Printer Type list.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*hostNameLabel.helpString: Enter the hostname or IP address of the print server here.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC.XmForm*hostNameText.helpString: Enter the hostname or IP address of the print server here.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*getListButton.helpString: List the printers on the remote host. This option will only work when the remote print server is an SGI Unix workstation.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*listLabel.helpString: This box will list available printers configured on the remote system.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*remoteList.helpString: Select a remote printer from this list. When you select it the 'Remote Printer Name' field (below) will automatically be filled out and the New Printer Name field (above) will be filled out if currently blank.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*remoteLabel.helpString: Specify the name of the remote printer to use in this field. If you do not know the name, ask the system administrator of the remote system for the correct printer names.
*addPrinter.rc.networkRC*remoteNameText.helpString: Enter remote printer name here. When print jobs are sent to the remote system this is the printer they will be sent to.
*NETPRINTER.helpString: If the printer has a built-in network card that supports a TCP socket connection (i.e. HP JetDirect cards) then select this as the connection type.
*NETPRINTER*nameLabel.helpString: Enter the network printer's hostname or IP address here. If you do not know the name ask the system administrator or check the front panel of the printer to see if it has a menu that will tell you the IP address of the printer.
*NETPRINTER*remoteNameText.helpString: Enter the network printer's hostname or IP address here. If you do not know the name ask the system administrator or check the front panel of the printer to see if it has a menu that will tell you the IP address of the printer.
*NETPRINTER*deviceLabel.helpString: The printer may be attached to the network via a built-in network board or an external network adaptor. Each type may use a different TCP port number for communication -- specify the correct type to ensure the correct port number is used.
*NETPRINTER*list.helpString: Select the correct type of network adaptor for the printer. To add a device to this list see the file /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Printers and search for "JetDirect".
*CENTRONICS*helpString: If the printer is attached to the workstation via a parallel port select this option. For more information on parallel ports see the plp(7) man page (type 'man plp' from a shell).
*CENTRONICS.label.helpString: Select a parallel port.
*CENTRONICS*list.helpString: Most SGI systems have one built-in parallel port (/dev/plp). If your system has more then one then they will be listed here.
*SERIAL*helpString: If the printer is attached to the workstation via a serial port select this option. SGI systems have at least two serial ports. For more information on serial ports see the serial(7) man page (type 'man serial' from a shell).
*SERIAL*label.helpString: Select the serial port that the printer is attached to.
*SERIAL*handShakeLabel.helpString: Select a handshake mode. Software uses XON/XOFF characters to do flow control (a ttyd device). Hardware uses hardware flow control lines (a ttyf device).
*SERIAL*software.helpString: Select software flow control. This uses a ttyd device and uses XON/XOFF software flow control.
*SERIAL*hardware.helpString: Select serial port hardware. This uses a ttyf device and uses hardware signals to control data flow.
*SERIAL*baudLabel.helpString: Select a baud rate. If you do not know the printers baud rate try power-cycling the printer to get a test page printed which might list the baud rate in use.
*SCSI.helpString: If the printer is attached to the workstation via a SCSI port select this option. When selected, the printer manager will run a hardware inventory to check for attached SCSI devices.
*SCSI*label.helpString: Select a SCSI printer from this list. If no printers are listed type 'hinv' from a shell and verify a printer is listed at the correct SCSI address. For more information see the hinv(1M) man page (type 'man hinv' from a shell).
*SCSI*list.helpString: Select a SCSI printer from this list. If no printers are listed select Rescan.
*SCSI*rescanButton.helpString: Rescan for SCSI printers. Causes the printer manager to run a hardware inventory to check for SCSI printers. For more information on hardware inventory see the hinv(1M) man page (type 'man hinv' from a shell).