Thanks, Emcek. I pulled the AdobePS driver down from the Adobe site, did a quick test print, and it came out great. I presume that the PS driver on the client simply sends the job up to the server, which then renders the job using the drivers installed on the server. Following that through, I should create a different queue for each of the settings on the printer, i.e. low-res colour, hi-res colour, photo-colour and greyscale, all of which would use the generic driver on the clients, but which would result in very different output printouts. Does that make sense ? Thanks again, Stuart. -----Original Message----- From: Emcek [mailto:emcek2@poczta.onet.pl] Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 03:49 To: stuart@yorkshirepudding.com; SuSE Linux List Subject: Re: [SLE] Samba and CUPS <snip> On the server side you install appropriate printer driver (cups/gs) BUT client side the printer should be GENERIC POSTSCRIPT both on linux and windows clients. </snip>