How to get lpd not to print userid pages

[Kiyan Azarbar <kiyan@iname.com>]

How can I disable the userid/printjob identifier pages using lpd?

I just moved a Canon BJC-4000 which used to be attached to a Win95 machine
on the LAN; I used to use samba to print to it. Now I've got it on my machine,
but it's printing those id pages, which is a waste of paper and ink. Do the
fq, mx#0, or sh fields in /etc/printcap have to do with it?

(I couldn't find fq or mx in the man page)

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