QRights: Print Queue Operator Utility
                                Version 1.2
                     Documentation File (QRIGHTS.DOC)
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                         Richard L. Hartman (RLH)
                 Novell Registered Professional Developer
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INTRODUCTION
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FPServer's delete and reprioritize features require it to have "Operator"
rights to the print queues it services.  Strange as it may seem, NetWare
does not automatically grant queue Operator rights to print server objects.
Furthermore, you cannot use Novell's PCONSOLE to grant such rights - it
simply does not present the option.

QRights (QRIGHTS.EXE), included with FPServer, grants print queue operator
rights to print server objects.  It also performs two other functions: It
confirms that the print server object has rights to service jobs in the
specified queue (and grants them if they are missing), and confirms that
the print server object does not require a password (and deletes it if
present).

You need to run QRights only once for each print queue to be serviced by
FPServer.  The rights thus granted are stored in the file server's bindery
for future reference.



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USING QRIGHTS
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Running QRights is simple.  Log in as Supervisor to the file server on
which the print server and print queue reside, then type:

    QRIGHTS  printserver  printqueue   <enter>

...where:   printserver = the full name of the print server
            printqueue = the full name of the print queue

Separate each parameter with a space.  The lines are insensitive to case,
so you may freely mix upper and lower case characters.

You may run QRights on any print queue, including those which it has
already processed.  QRights will display a confirmation message if the
necessary rights already exist.

Be sure to run QRights for every print queue to be serviced by FPServer.