PhaserShare Networking Manual

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4.In the Printer List, locate the desired printer.

■The Printer List displays only Tektronix printers from the NetWare ﬁle servers that were attached when you launched the PhaserShare Administrator.

■If the list is long, you may need to use the scroll bar to scroll through the list and ﬁnd the printer you want.

■The list is constructed according to the search options that are currently active. You can control the list to display only certain types of printers based on search options that you specify. To display the Search Options dialog box, click Search Options. For more information on controlling the list with search options, see “Specifying search options: the Search Options dialog box” on page 48.

5.When you see the printer that you want in the list, click it to select it.

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The list is updated each time you click OK in the Search Options dialog box.

6.Click the button you need to perform the type of work you need to do:

■For a quick, ﬁrst-time installation, click Quick Conﬁguration. See Chapter 4, “Novell NetWare Conﬁguration” for more information.

■To display job accounting information or conﬁgure settings for the selected printer, click Conﬁgure Printer.

■To conﬁgure NetWare ﬁle servers, queues, and the notify list for the selected printer, click Conﬁgure Network:

■With NetWare 3.x servers. The Conﬁgure Network button displays the Conﬁgure Network dialog box, which is used to manage queues, the notify list, and ﬁle server connections for the selected printer.

■With NetWare 4.x servers. The Conﬁgure Network button opens the NWAdmin utility, if it is installed; if NWAdmin is not installed, this button is grayed-out.

■To read detailed conﬁguration information about the selected printer, click Printer Info.

7.To quit the PhaserShare Administrator, click Exit in the Main window.

840, 780, 360 specifications

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Xerox 840, 780, 360 manual PhaserShare Networking Manual

Models: 840 780 360

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PhaserShare Networking Manual

840, 780, 360 specifications