5.
Select [Close] from the [File] menu.
Setting a Job Account ID for Each User in Hide Mode
The system manager can create and register an ID file in which job account IDs and user names that are tied to user names for logging
in to Windows are described in advance. Users do not need to enter their user names and job account IDs when printing, as they can be
identified with this software.
Use Hide Mode for shared printers.
1.
Create an ID file using Notepad or spreadsheet software.
Memo
Describe user names and user IDs in an ID file in the following order.
A login user name (a user name that is entered to log in to Windows), a user ID (a user ID that is tied to the login user
name)
The user name can be omitted. If the user name is omitted, the login user name is used as the user name.
Separate each item with a comma.
If using spreadsheet software, describe a login user name, job account ID, and user name on each line for each user.
2.
Save the file in "CSV" extension format.
3.
Click [Start], and then select [All Programs] > [Okidata] > [Print Job Accounting Client] > [Change Job
Accounting Mode].
4.
Select the driver to set from the list of drivers.
If you want to set all the printer drivers to the same mode, click the [Set the same mode for All drivers] check box.
Note
If you are using a shared printer, do not use the function that enable you to set all the print drivers to the same mode. If
printing on the client side of a shared printer, account information is not output.
5.
Select [Hide], and then click [Change].
6.
Click [OK].
7.
Select [Import ID File] from the [Hide Mode] menu.
8.
Specify the ID file you created in step 1, and then click [Open].
9.
Clear the [Set fixed Job Account ID for all users] check box from the [Hide Mode] menu.
10.
Select [Close] from the [File] menu.
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Summary of Contents for MB492dn
Page 1: ...User s Manual MB492dn MB562dnw ES4192dn ES5162dnw 2015 03 45822252EE03...
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Page 40: ...You can change other copy settings Changing Settings before Copying 39...
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Page 46: ...Topics You can change other copy settings Changing Settings before Copying 45...
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Page 70: ...Setting to Scan a Document 7 Press the START button Scanning starts 69...
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Page 181: ...6 Click Scan 7 Exit Windows FAX and Scan 180...
Page 188: ...Hue 0 Saturation 0 RGB R 0 G 0 B 0 Memo indicates the factory default setting 187...
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Page 261: ...Specifying the Font to Use Print Using the Printer Fonts Print Using the Fonts of Computer 260...
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Page 278: ...6 Follow the on screen instructions to set detailed settings 7 Click Submit 277...
Page 319: ...3 Select OKI MB562 from Printer 4 Set options 5 Click Print 318...
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Page 350: ...Topics You can cancel a fax during a transmission Cancelling a Fax Transmission 349...
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Page 354: ...Sending a Fax 353...
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Page 361: ...Topics You can change other copy settings Setting Scanning for Transmission Sending a Fax 360...
Page 363: ...Setting Scanning for Transmission Sending a Fax 362...
Page 366: ...Sending a Fax 365...
Page 375: ...Using Direct Entry 3 Press OK 374...
Page 426: ...2 Press To to change a destination type The destination types are To Cc and Bcc 425...
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Page 431: ...Sending an Internet Fax 430...
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Page 484: ...Entering Characters Entering with the Touch Panel Entering with the 10 key Pad 483...
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Page 578: ...10 Close the scanner unit 577...
Page 582: ...10 Close the scanner unit 581...
Page 584: ...4 Open the scanner unit 5 Press the top cover open button 6 Open the top cover 583...
Page 585: ...7 Close the top cover 8 Close the scanner unit 584...
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Page 696: ...AirPrint AirPrint Enable Memo indicates the factory default setting 695...
Page 699: ...Enabling Wired Communications Enabling Wired Communications 698...
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Page 753: ...9 Click OK 752...
Page 789: ...Quitting Network Card Setup 1 Select Quit from the File menu of Network Card Setup 788...
Page 794: ...13 Restart the machine 793...
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Page 841: ...6 Close the tray 840...
Page 866: ...Side view Side view if the second tray unit is installed 865...
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Page 894: ...Topics Checking That Connection is Established Correctly 893...
Page 903: ...5 Insert the other end of the LAN cable into the hub 6 Turn the machine on 902...
Page 907: ...12 Press OK to complete the setup 906...
Page 911: ...The IP address is set to this machine and this machine automatically restarts 910...
Page 914: ...The IP address is set to this machine and this machine automatically restarts 913...
Page 962: ...6 Click New Group 7 Register a group and then click OK 8 Click Save to device 961...
Page 974: ...13 Click Setup 14 Enter the administrator password of this machine and then click OK 973...
Page 977: ...13 Click Setup 14 Enter the administrator password of this machine and then click OK 976...
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Page 996: ...14 Click Open Print Queue 15 Select Print Test Page from the Printer menu 995...
Page 1009: ...Topics Registering a Destination Profile Using Scan to Shared Folder 1008...
Page 1049: ...10 Press OK to register the setting 1048...
Page 1068: ...The fax information is set to this machine 1067...
Page 1071: ...The fax information is set to this machine 1070...
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Page 1137: ...7 Click OK 8 Click Print 1136...
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