lp -d[printername] prob1.ps
The only thing missing from the above is the name of the printer you are using to print from. If, for example, you want to print to Gauss (the printer in the copy room of the math department), then you would use the command
lp -dgauss prob1.ps
The other way to print the file is to download the LaTeX file (which is the version that ends in .tex) and convert it into something printable. You can do this from homer by typing the following commands in a directory that contains the LaTeX file. If you want to print Problem 1, download the LaTeX file, which is called ``prob1.tex''. Then type:
latex prob1
dvips prob1
lp -d[printername] prob1.ps
The only thing missing from the above is the name of the printer you are using to print from.
Problem 1, prob1.tex, prob1.ps