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XEROX DOCUMENT SERVICES PLATFORM SERIES

GETTING STARTED

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Each gateway protocol can be set for a default queue.

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The LPD (line printer daemon) protocol can now be set using

the DocuSP interface. The LPD can be enabled or disabled,

set with a default queue, and have the port setting changed.

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The NetWare Queue Server tab now contains the ability to

enable or disable the gateway, and to set the preferred server

through the interface rather than through a command line

utility.

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The NetWare tab now has an option to allow automatic

configuration of the NetWare gateway. Manual setup of the

gateway is still available.

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SSL/TLS, Web Server

Administration Pages

The control of the Administration Pages, the Banner and Error

pages, has moved from a site selection in the Printer menu to

being available at the queue and job level.

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Banner pages can now be enabled or disabled on a job and

queue basis.

♦ Error pages can now be enabled or disabled on a queue basis.

Setting the Administration Pages on multiple queues can be

accomplished by selecting all of the queues that need to be set,

selecting the right mouse button menu, and changing the

Adminstration Pages properties.

The page settings, such as stock, are available as a site-wide

selection from the Printer, Switches menu option. The

Administration Page Settings displays the current properties, and

allows for setting of the stock, site message, and sender name

properties.

Background Forms

NOTE: Background forms are not supported on the DocuColor

iGen3 and DocuColor 2045, 2060, 5252, 6060, and 8000 at this

time.

A Background Form is a preprinted insert, or one or more pages

on which individual pages of a print job is overlaid. You can

merge a specified background form with the variable data of the

foreground job via job submission and queue property settings.

The benefit of using background forms is that only the variable

data needs to be submitted to the controller, and processing time

should be faster. A background form is saved to the system as a

single-page TIFF.

Complex documents that are needed as forms can be

decomposed once and stored as a background form on DocuSP.

DOCUSP 4.1