If you're using the standard lpd print spooler, the psf(8) manpage should send you in the right direction (you'll need to install the netatalk package if you haven't already). If you're using CUPS, I suspect it's more complicated, though I think it's mentioned somewhere in the CUPS documentation.
You might see if the printer is set up as an lpd host as well... almost all printers with built-in ethernet will do this, certainly recent Apple LaserWriters and HP LaserJets do. Spooling to printers that way is simple using either CUPS or lpd (see printcap(5) manpage). There's also the possibility of printing via a windows print queue using samba, though I don't know much about that. Nick On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Russell Hires wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I've just gotten debian set up on my iMac, and now I'm ready to print. I'm on > an appletalk network at my school, and can print using xpdq, but only if I > run the command, and then choose the file I want to print. > > Instead, I'd like to know how to convince xpdq to print web pages (for > example) from the little print button in konqueror. When I save web pages to > my disk and then print, they print strictly the html code, instead a rendered > page.... > > Can anyone help? I've read a lot of the printing howtos, but they aren't > doing the trick... > > Russell