Getting a USB printer to work

[Suman Chakrabarti]

>  > > Go to KDE's control center.
>>  > Choose Peripherals-->Printers
>>  I am here but I do not where click add printer,sorry my english is 
>>very poor.
>>
>>  > Right click in the top pane and choose add printer
>>  where add printer?
>
>
>If you click with your right mouse button, you will get a menu that includes
>the choice "Add Printer/Class" (the first on the list).
>
>If you have a one-button mouse, you will need to map a key to the 
>right button.
>If so, ask, and I'm sure someone on this list can walk you through that
>process.
>
>HTH, Tobey

Try holding down the F11 key. That worked for me on a one-button 
mouse to get the right-click menu. F10 gave me the middle-click 
function.

		SC

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