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| * <CREPRINTERx> is the Control printer directory. x is 1 to 3 * <WINPRINTERNAME> is the corresponding windows printer name Click "Apply" then go back to the General tab and click start. |
On the server side:
this spot still blank
On the client side:
Download 2 files:
http://customers.crecom.com.au/winprint/jre-8u171-windows-i586.exe
http://customers.crecom.com.au/winprint/testclient.zip
Run the jre-installer, follow all the defaults.
Unzip the testclient.zip into c:\crecomps\
Run the install.bat file. It should open some DOS windows and close with no errors. Check the logs under c:\crecomps\logs . You should not see any obvious errors.
Run the crecompsw.exe program. Go to the startup tab and look under arguments
start&URL=<URL>&SECS=<INTERVAL>&CENV=<CCDIR>&CP_<CREPRINTERx>=<WINPRINTERNAME>&CP_<CREPRINTERx>=nexa
Where:
<URL> is in the format http://drboom.crecom.com.au/printers/deviceservice.cgi
<INTERVAL>is number of seconds between checking for new jobs. 5 seconds seem ok, If server and client can take it, you can go as low as 1 second
<CCDIR> is their CCDIR like /u/cc/
<CREPRINTERx> is the Control printer directory. x is 1 to 3
<WINPRINTERNAME> is the corresponding windows printer name
Click "Apply" then go back to the General tab and click start.