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Table 4. Contents of the Common Clients CD-ROM shipped with InfoPrint Manager Server (continued)

Common Client

Description

SAP Clients (AIX and Windows)

Note:

The clients for SAP systems running

on Sun Solaris or HP-UX are included with

the SAP Print Feature.

SAP Client code is installed on a SAP system so that you can use the

SAP system with either an InfoPrint Manager AIX server or an

InfoPrint Manager Windows server. View the latest version of the

SAP R/3 Planning and Configuration Guide (S550-1051)

manual at:

http://www.elink.ibmlink.ibm.com/public/applications/

publications/cgibin/pbi.cgi

AIX Client

The AIX Client allows users to enter InfoPrint Manager commands

(such as

pdpr

) for AIX systems where InfoPrint Manager has not been

installed, and allows users to enter the

lp

,

lpr

, and

qprt

AIX print

commands on the AIX command line to a remote InfoPrint Manager

AIX server or InfoPrint Manager Windows server.

HP-UX Client

The HP-UX Client installs InfoPrint Manager commands on an

HP-UX system and allows users of HP-UX 11.0 and later to issue

InfoPrint commands over a TCP/IP-connected network to either an

InfoPrint Manager AIX server or an InfoPrint Manager Windows

server.

Sun Solaris Client

The Sun Solaris Client installs InfoPrint Manager commands on a Sun

Solaris system and lets users of Sun Solaris 5.7 (equivalent with Sun

Solaris) system and lets users of Sun Solaris 7 and later to issue



server.

Linux

®

Client

The Linux Client installs InfoPrint Manager command on a Linux

system and allows users of Linux on Intel

®

-based machines to issue



server.

Macintosh client

The Macintosh OS Client installs InfoPrint Manager commands on a

Macintosh system and lets users of Mac OS 10.5.6 and later to issue



server.

InfoPrint Manager Command Line Client

(for Windows)

The InfoPrint Manager Command Line Client installs InfoPrint

Manager command on a Windows system and lets users issue



server.

Table 5 on page 45 lists the separately orderable features that are available with

InfoPrint Manager for Windows.

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InfoPrint Manager for Windows: Introduction and Planning Guide

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Section	Page
Contents	5
Figures	7
Tables	9
About this publication	11
Organization of this publication	11
Most recent information	11
The InfoPrint publication library	11
InfoPrint Manager common publication library	11
InfoPrint Manager for AIX publication library	12
InfoPrint Manager for Windows publication library	13
Related publications	13
What's new in InfoPrint Manager for Windows Release 3	13
Support for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008	13
Support for IBM Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0	14
Support for Managed IPDS Dialog (MID)	14
Support for color management resources added to selected transforms	14
Support for Unicode Extended Code Pages	14
Support for page count for AFP	14
Support for separator pages for AFP Download Plus	14
Support for BCOCA desired symbol width	15
Dropped support	15
Chapter 1. Introducing InfoPrint Manager for Windows	17
Optimizing your print resources	17
Understanding the InfoPrint Manager server	18
Basic print flow	18
Logical destinations	19
Queues	19
Actual destinations	20
Host receivers	20
Documents and jobs	20
Auxiliary sheets	20
Media	21
Resource contexts	21
Transforms	21
Sizing your InfoPrint Manager environment	21
Understanding server configuration options	23
Standard server environment	23
Basic server option	23
InfoPrint Manager interfaces	24
Comparing InfoPrint Manager on different platforms	25
Understanding common features	25
Understanding InfoPrint Manager for AIX features	26
Understanding InfoPrint Manager for Windows features	26
Supported printers	27
PCL printers	27
PostScript printers	27
PPDS printers	27
IPDS Printers	27
Supported data streams	30
Chapter 2. Planning for configuration	31
Understanding destination configuration models	31
The default model	31
The pool model	32
The desktop model	33
The funnel model	33
The hourglass model	34
Chapter 3. Planning to print with host systems	35
Comparing DPF and MVS Download	36
Print shop scenarios	37
A black box shop	37
Printing from the LAN and the host: option one	37
Printing from the LAN and the host: option two	37
Spooling jobs to be printed later	37
Distributed print shop using remote spooling	38
Managing resources with MVS Download	38
Managing resources with DPF	39
Chapter 4. Using AFP resources	41
Chapter 5. Planning to share printers	43
Methods for sharing printers	43
Sharing the communication link with IPDS printers	44
Sharing the communication link with PostScript, PCL, or PPDS printers	44
Submitting jobs to the same print queue	45
Sharing printers between host and LAN applications	45
Printing from existing host applications	45
Printing from existing LAN applications	46
Using InfoPrint Select	46
Using InfoPrint Submit Express	46
Using InfoPrint Job Ticketer	47
Using a Windows gateway printer	47
Using an IPP gateway	48
Using InfoPrint Manager hot folders	48
Chapter 6. Verifying prerequisites	49
Verifying hardware prerequisites	49
Server hardware prerequisites	49
Client hardware prerequisites	49
Verifying software prerequisites	50
Server software prerequisites	50
AFP Download Plus prerequisites	50
Client software prerequisites	51
Chapter 7. Migrating to InfoPrint Manager for Windows Version 2 Release 3	53
Migrating to InfoPrint Manager for Windows Version 2 Release 3	53
Chapter 8. Collecting required information	55
Planning for a LAN connection	55
Planning for a printer network connection	56
Planning for printers	57
Planning for host receivers	57
Chapter 9. Reviewing software components	59
Appendix. Accessibility	63
Using assistive technologies	63
Keyboard navigation of the user interface	63
Notices	65
Trademarks	66
Glossary	69
Index	93
Numerics	93
A	93
B	93
C	93
D	93
E	93
F	93
G	93
H	93
I	93
J	94
K	94
L	94
M	94
N	94
O	94
P	94
Q	95
R	95
S	95
T	95
U	95
V	95
W	95
X	95

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