Xante Accel-a-Graphix CT4, User Manual

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___________________________________________ PC Setup 4-5
To load some or all of these files, use the following procedure to
make a directory on your hard disk for the PostScript files and to
copy the file(s) from the utilities disk.
1. Turn on your PC and go to the DOS prompt.
2. Go to the root directory by typing:
CD \
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3. Type the following to create a PS_FILES directory:
MD PS_FILES
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4. Place the utilities disk in drive A and copy the desired
PostScript file(s) to the new PS_FILES directory.
Type the following command exactly as it is shown to load all
the PS_FILES directory files, or substitute the name of the
desired file for the *.* to load only the desired file.
COPY A:\PS_FILES\ *.* C:\PS_FILES
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The following list briefly describes the PostScript files in the
PS_FILES directory.
D.PS contains a Control-D (PostScript’s end-of-job marker) for use
with applications that do not send a PostScript end-of-file.
INITDSK.PS initializes all SCSI disks attached to the controller.
For more information, see “Initializing a Hard Disk with the PC” in
chapter 2.
PARMDUMP.PS is a file which, when printed from XANTÉ
Command Center, prints a list of the settings for the communication
devices configured for the controller. If you call XANTÉ Technical
Support, you may be asked to print this page to check your setup.
SYSPARMS.PS is a file which, when printed from XANTÉ
Command Center, prints a list of current system parameters
configured for your controller. If you call XANTÉ Technical
Support, you may be asked to print this page to check your setup.