CS 1320 (Principles of Algorithm Design I):
Hints and Tips for the CS Lab Machines

The CS 1320 FAQ

A list of Frequently Asked Questions for CS 1320 is available in HTML, PostScript, and PDF formats, courtesy of J. Oldham.

(Caution: The CS lab machines are in the process of being upgraded, so this information is subject to change.)

If you are logged into one of the machines named janusXX or atlasXX (where XX is two digits), your default printer (the one to which output is sent if you don't specify otherwise) is named tabula and is located in HAS 340.
If you are logged into one of the machines named xenaXX (where XX is two digits), your default printer (the one to which output is sent if you don't specify otherwise) is the one to the left of the door in HAS 226. Its name under Windows is apparently LabPrinter A; its name under Linux, on the xenaXX machines anyway, is lp.
You may also use the printers named rhea1 and rhea2, which are located outside HAS201C.

Warning: The enscript command does not work with printer tabula. If you want to use this command, your best bet at present is to print from one of the xenaXX machines. If you are using a different machine, you can use the telnet command to connect to one of the xenaXX machines and issue the enscript command from there.