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REINSTALLPR(1M)			Printing Tools		       REINSTALLPR(1M)

NAME
     reinstallpr - reinstall System V network printers

SYNOPSIS
     reinstallpr

DESCRIPTION
     reinstallpr deletes and reinstalls all network printers currently
     installed on the system.  Printers physically attached to the system are
     not deleted or reinstalled.

NOTES
     1.	  A network printer that refers to a printer no longer available on
	  the remote host will not be deleted or reinstalled.

     2.	  A network printer that refers to a printer that is itself a network
	  printer on the remote host (a multihop) will not be deleted or
	  reinstalled.

     3.	  If communication with the remote printer host cannot be established,
	  the printer will not be deleted or reinstalled.

     4.	  Printers physically connected to the system must be manually
	  reinstalled.

     5.	  Network printer icons on the desktop will be removed from the
	  desktop during the printer reinstallation process. The icons will
	  need to be manually placed on the desktop after the reinstall
	  process is complete.

WARNINGS
     1.	  When a printer is reinstalled, any printer-specific options saved
	  for that printer will be lost.  Use the glp(1) program to create and
	  save new printer settings.

     2.	  Printer classes containing network printers will need to be
	  recreated after running reinstallpr.

SEE ALSO
     rmprinter(1M), mknetpr(1M), lpadmin(1M), lpsched(1M), lpstat(1),
     mkserialpr(1M), mkcentpr(1M), glp(1)

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