Enter the fully-qualified hostname (including domain) of the Internet host where your LPR-server (also known as an LPD) runs. This host might be the printer itself if the printer is directly attached to the network, otherwise it will be the print-gateway where the LPR-server runs, such as a Unix or Netware server, or a Windows or Macintosh server.
Hostname:

Enter the LPR-protocol name of the printer. This is a one-word name, such as pslaser. For gateways into proprietary systems such as Netware or Appletalk, do not give the proprietary systems's print-queue name -- use the "lpr printer name" you will define in your gateway's LPD software. Be sure to retain the upper/lower case of letters when you type in this answer; printer names are case sensitive on many systems, Unix hosts in particular.
LPR printer name:

Enter a CNS userid which is allowed to access CICS. In most CNS systems, the overhead for print delivery is charged to the sender of the printout. CICS is a necessary exception. In CICS, the printer must be pre-authorized to run the transaction which does the printing. For this reason, a valid CNS userid must be placed in the printer definition. This userid will also be the one which is billed for the print transaction. If printing will be done from CICS, this field MUST be filled in.
CNS userid:

The driving software can optionally add formatting codes to the start of each print file. Please select from the following:
None -- Nothing will be added to the print data

If your printer supports the HP PCL command set, you may wish to select one of these options as the default format for output sent to the printer. If one of these defaults is set, it can be overridden by specifying the corresponding [name] in the WRITER parameter of your SYSOUT allocation.
HP PCL Landscape 132 by 66 [SSTD]
HP PCL Landscape 132 by 88 [S132X88]
HP PCL Portrait 85 by 60 [SBOK]
HP PCL Portrait 72 by 54 [SLET]
HP PCL Portrait 132 by 100 [S132X100]
HP PCL Use printer defaults [ZZZRESET]
Other -- enter predefined name here

If your printer accepts only PostScript, and you wish to print plain text output, select this option.
PostScript Landscape 132 by 66

If none of the above options are appropriate for your printer, please contact net-services@lists.ufl.edu for assistance.

Your real name:

Your telephone number:

Your fully-qualified email address in the format username@somewhere.domain

Your organization (university and department, or state agency):

Additional comments or instructions: