Xante Assel-a-Writer-8300, Instruction Manual

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___________________________________________ PC Setup 4-23
9. Select Close from the File menu to exit the Printers window.
After installing and configuring the AdobePS printer driver
and PPD, see “Configuring the Printer” later in this chapter to
verify that the printer interfaces are properly configured.
Windows NT Drivers
Windows NT
Windows NT is a networking interface that supports systems running
Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. Each workstation on a Windows NT
network must be configured using the appropriate Adobe printer
driver for the operating system and the PPD for your printer.
Before you begin to set up your printer for Windows NT, install the
Adobe PostScript printer driver following the instructions earlier in
this chapter for the version of Windows that you are running. If you
use the XANTÉ Utilities Installer, after the installation of the utility
programs and the application files, a message indicates that there is
no Adobe printer driver available. Click OK in the Information
window; then, click Finish to exit the XANTÉ Utilities Installer
program.
The Winnt35 and Winnt40 folders in the Drivers folder on the
XANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM contain installation instructions and files
to set up your printer in the Windows NT 3.5 and 4.0 environments.
Rather than attempt to cover each possible configuration, the following
example describes how to configure your printer for Windows NT 4.0
running on Windows 95. See the Readnt35.PDF file (Drivers: Winnt35)
or the Readnt40.PDF file (Drivers: Winnt40: Standard) on the CD-
ROM for additional information. You must have System Administrator
privileges to perform the Windows NT setup.
To set up your printer in Windows NT 4.0 on Windows 95
1. Copy the Oemprint.inf file from the Winnt40 folder in the
Drivers folder and the PPD for your printer from the Win95
folder in the PPD folder on the CD-ROM to a common
directory on your PC, network server, or a floppy disk.