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Hello I configured a several print queues on my AIX 5.3 box. This queues are used by the application but unfortunatly they configured it within the application sometimes with small sometimes with capital letters. Is there a way to configure somewhere an alias. Something like que1=QUE1 I know I could register just all queues once with small and once with capital letters but because I've more than 50 printer queues /etc/qconfig would get a little bit big and difficult to read. Thanks for your support in advance. Stefan |
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