. A security warning is displayed. Click Yes to continue and then follow the steps to add the printer driver and associate it with the print share just added.

Note: After the PSA has been configured and drivers have been associated with print shares, the configuration should be backed up.

Note: Having Windows 2000/XP versions and NT versions of drivers with the same names installed on a PSA can result in the loss of printer settings and functionality (e.g., inability to print in landscape mode or loss of watermarks). To eliminate this risk of lost printer functionality, HP recommends two workarounds:

1.Install and distribute only NT printer drivers on the PSA for all of the NT, 2K, and XP clients; or

2.If print shares for both driver versions are required, create a separate share for each driver type on separate PSAs. This only affects NT and 2K/XP printer drivers and not 9X drivers. 9X drivers can still be installed along with NT or 2000/XP drivers.

For more information, please refer to the white papers on client migration from NT to 2K/XP clients (http://www.hp.

com/go/psa_whitepapers).

Viewing and Managing Print Jobs

Use the Print Jobs page to view the jobs for a selected print share:

 

Print Jobs Page

Field Names

Description

File Name

Name of the file(s) or print job(s) for this print share.

Status

Status of the print job:

Printing: currently printing on the print share.

Paused: user paused the print job.

Spooling: job is being spooled to the PSA by a client.

Queued: job is queued and is waiting to be printed.

Unknown: error occurred; unknown status (the user should delete the print job with this status).

User

Name of the client user who submitted each print job.

Date

Date the print job was sent.

Size

Size of the print job (in bytes).

Delete

Delete this specific print job.

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