Well, I've been learning a lot about Linux only browsing and searching this forum during about six or nine months. Thanks, thank you very much ! I can now use my computer for any type of tasks I used to do with a illegal copy of Windows and more, and with more fun and confortness (this word exists?).

Okay. So i got a little problem with the CUPS test page : I can print with "lpr file.ps" but I can't print the test page from Mozilla, he tells me that I can't access on this server. Do you have any idea about this?

Of course English isn't my native language as you can see, so be indulgent please.

search for cups and slackware on this site.

This forum is not a good place to ask questions - it's much better to ask them on other forums. Im not sure if youd like this thread moved. If you' like it - write.

I've already looked for cups - slackware - mozilla - test page - browser in various combinations... and I didn't found anything convencing.

I put this post here because of the personnal introduction part, but you're right this isn't really a good place for this question. I'm a little confused...
Okay so Mara you could move it to a better place? (or what do I have to do ? how does it work ?)
Thanks for answering me so fast

Hmm...Not it doesn't look like a question now. When moved, it may be not easy to read.

I guess the best solution will be when you post the question as a new thread (I suggest Linux - Software forum).

(I don't know if this thread is still alive, but here goes).

Start the CUPS service (as root) with the command : "service cups start".

You can double check if it's running by doing : "netstat -nlt |grep 631".

You should see something like this:

tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:631 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN

If so, open up your favorite browser on your Linux machine, and enter the URL : "http://127.0.0.1:631". This will bring you the CUPS web based management tool.

Now you can try to print something.