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AppleTalk Note: MarkVision for Macintosh resides on the Drivers, MarkVision, and Utilities CD. The MarkNet print server works automatically with AppleTalk networks. You simply connect the power and the network cables, and you're up and running. However, if you would like to use a zone and printer name different from the defaults, you can use MarkVision for Macintosh to change these settings. Each Macintosh user on the AppleTalk network who wants to use the printer should do the following steps. Note: A PPD file customizes the LaserWriter driver for your particular printer model. 1 In the Chooser, select the new printer, then click Create. If the system cannot find the appropriate PPD file to associate with the new printer, provide the necessary information yourself. For example, if prompted, specify which options are installed on the printer, such as duplex, memory, and so forth. Click OK when you are finished. 2 Look for an icon to appear in the Chooser next to the printer name. This means a PPD is associated with the network printer. A new desktop printer icon is placed on your desktop, too. 3 In the Chooser, select the printer you want to use now, then close the Chooser window. OS/2 Warp Server MarkNet print servers work on OS/2 Warp Server networks. Users can print to the network printer from any client that can successfully attach to the network. For instructions on configuring the print server for OS/2 networks, look on the Drivers, MarkVision and Utilities CD. Click View Documentation and look for the MarkNet link. AppleTalk 95

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AppleTalk
AppleTalk
Note:
MarkVision for
Macintosh resides on the
Drivers, MarkVision, and Utilities
CD.
The MarkNet print server works automatically with
AppleTalk networks. You simply connect the power and
the network cables, and you’re up and running. However,
if you would like to use a zone and printer name different
from the defaults, you can use MarkVision for Macintosh
to change these settings.
Each Macintosh user on the AppleTalk network who
wants to use the printer should do the following steps.
Note:
A PPD file customizes
the LaserWriter driver for your
particular printer model.
1
In the Chooser, select the new printer, then click
Create. If the system cannot find the appropriate
PPD file to associate with the new printer, provide
the necessary information yourself. For example,
if prompted, specify which options are installed
on the printer, such as duplex, memory, and so
forth. Click OK when you are finished.
2
Look for an icon to appear in the Chooser next to
the printer name. This means a PPD is associated
with the network printer. A new desktop printer
icon is placed on your desktop, too.
3
In the Chooser, select the printer you want to use
now, then close the Chooser window.
OS/2 Warp Server
MarkNet print servers work on OS/2 Warp Server
networks. Users can print to the network printer from any
client that can successfully attach to the network.
For instructions on configuring the print server for OS/2
networks, look on the Drivers, MarkVision and Utilities
CD. Click View Documentation and look for the MarkNet
link.