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<H3><A NAME="s1">1. Introduction</A></H3>

<P>Klpq is a frontend to the print spooler. Its primary purpose is displaying
the print queue and removing jobs from the queue. But you can even disable/&nbsp;enable
printing or move jobs to the top of the queue, if you have the necessary
access permissions.
<P>Klpq does not modify the printqueue by itself, but uses the underlying
commands: lpq, lprm and lpc. For this reason klpq should be safe as long
as lpq, lprm and lpc are safe.
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<LI>supports BSD, PPR and LPRng spooling systems</LI>
<LI>network transparency</LI>
<LI>supports DRAG&amp;DROP</LI>
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