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...you want. Click ADD and select Remote Unix (lpd) Queue and click OK. Enter the Queue name and hit TAB - this will automaticall chamge the spool directory name to match what you just entered as a name. Enter the printer's IP for Remote Host and the name of the Remote Queue [typically RAW or lp orsome such thing - depends on your printer ]. Select an input filter if you wish - I'm getting along just fine without a filter using postscript printers. then click OK. This will add the printer as local to the linux box but pointing to the remote printer. also, printtool will create a spool dir...