Copy the file spice-help.sp into your local directory or
create a file called spice-help.sp and type the contents 
of spice-help.sp into it.  From netscape, you will have to
save via <shift> left mouse click to prevent saving as
type troff.

Run hspice on the netlist file by typing (at the unix prompt):

hspice spice-help.sp > output_file

The results of your simulation may be seen in the file
output_file.  Note that spice-help.sp and output_file
are arbitrary file names.  

You can view the results with vi, vim, or cat.  Look at the output
file.  Can you find the node voltages at a, b, and c?  They may
be marked 0:a, 0:b, 0:c.  Can you find the voltage, current and 
power for each element?

How to print?
lp -dprinter_name
where printer_name is the printer name.    

I use the printer hpps, so I would type:
lp -dhpps output_file

Change the values or alter the netlist and see what happens.  
Play with the tool and learn.  Try putting two voltage sources
driving each other.  Try and figure what out the answer will be.