How can I add a shortcut to printer settings to the Desktop Panel on Ubuntu 13.10?











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I'm using Ubuntu 13.10 with GNOME Desktop. I'm looking for a way to add a Printers shortcut to the Desktop panel, because I always need to change printer settings.



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          The shortcuts of all settings are located at /usr/share/applications. You can copy the printer settings shortcut to the desktop with:



          cp /usr/share/applications/system-config-printer.desktop ~/Desktop


          Or use the GUI to copy it... You then have to make it executable, by right-clicking it --> Properties --> Permissions tab --> Mark 'allow executing file as program'.



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            The shortcuts of all settings are located at /usr/share/applications. You can copy the printer settings shortcut to the desktop with:



            cp /usr/share/applications/system-config-printer.desktop ~/Desktop


            Or use the GUI to copy it... You then have to make it executable, by right-clicking it --> Properties --> Permissions tab --> Mark 'allow executing file as program'.



            done.






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              The shortcuts of all settings are located at /usr/share/applications. You can copy the printer settings shortcut to the desktop with:



              cp /usr/share/applications/system-config-printer.desktop ~/Desktop


              Or use the GUI to copy it... You then have to make it executable, by right-clicking it --> Properties --> Permissions tab --> Mark 'allow executing file as program'.



              done.






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                The shortcuts of all settings are located at /usr/share/applications. You can copy the printer settings shortcut to the desktop with:



                cp /usr/share/applications/system-config-printer.desktop ~/Desktop


                Or use the GUI to copy it... You then have to make it executable, by right-clicking it --> Properties --> Permissions tab --> Mark 'allow executing file as program'.



                done.






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                The shortcuts of all settings are located at /usr/share/applications. You can copy the printer settings shortcut to the desktop with:



                cp /usr/share/applications/system-config-printer.desktop ~/Desktop


                Or use the GUI to copy it... You then have to make it executable, by right-clicking it --> Properties --> Permissions tab --> Mark 'allow executing file as program'.



                done.







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