Epson Stylus COLOR 900N User Manual - Epson Stylus RIP Mac & PC - Page 63

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Windows 2. Locate the folder where print files are queued for processing. Though the default location is C:\Windows\Temp on the print server’s hard drive, this can be changed. See page 4-15 for details on viewing or changing the print queue directory location. 3. Right-click the specified print queue folder icon and select Sharing from the pop-up menu. 4. Click Shared As, enter a Share Name, enable Write Permission or Full Access, and select any other options you want to use. Click OK to accept the changes. Connecting the Client Computers Once the printer queue directory is a shared folder on the server, each of the client computers needs to connect to it. Windows provides several methods for connecting to a shared directory; the following steps highlight one of the simplest methods: 1. Double-click the Network Neighborhood icon on the client computer’s desktop. 2. Double-click the computer to which the printer is connected. 3. Right-click the shared print queue folder and choose Map Network Drive. 4-12

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Windows
2.
Locate the folder where print files are queued for
processing. Though the default location is
C:\Windows\Temp
on the print server±s hard drive, this
can be changed. See page 4-15 for details on viewing or
changing the print queue directory location.
3.
Right-click the specified print queue folder icon and select
Sharing
from the pop-up menu.
4.
Click
Shared As,
enter a
Share Name
, enable
Write
Permission
or
Full Access
, and select any other options
you want to use. Click
OK
to accept the changes.
Connecting the Client Computers
Once the printer queue directory is a shared folder on the
server, each of the client computers needs to connect to it.
Windows provides several methods for connecting to a shared
directory; the following steps highlight one of the simplest
methods:
1.
Double-click the
Network Neighborhood
icon on the
client computer±s desktop.
2.
Double-click the computer to which the printer is
connected.
3.
Right-click the shared print queue folder and choose
Map
Network Drive
.