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Chapter 5– Printing From Your Computer
Overview
To print a job from a client workstation, print the job to one of the Spire
CX250 color server network published printers—for example,
CX250 color server network published printers—for example,
ProcessPrint
.
The job is spooled and then processed and printed (according to the
selected job flow of the published printer). If you use this method, you can
print from any application —for example, Microsoft Word— and use any
file format from any client workstation (Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX).
selected job flow of the published printer). If you use this method, you can
print from any application —for example, Microsoft Word— and use any
file format from any client workstation (Windows, Macintosh, or UNIX).
Working From Windows Client Workstations
The Spire CX250 color server can receive print jobs from client
workstations with one of the following Windows operating systems:
workstations with one of the following Windows operating systems:
•
Windows 2000
•
Windows XP
•
Windows 2003
As an example, the following section describes how to define a Spire
CX250 color server network printer for a client workstation with an
Windows XP Professional operating system.
CX250 color server network printer for a client workstation with an
Windows XP Professional operating system.
Note: Jobs that are spooled to the Spire CX250 color server must have the
appropriate file name extensions—for example, *.ps or *.pdf.
appropriate file name extensions—for example, *.ps or *.pdf.
For information on defining a network printer using the Windows Add Printer
wizard, see Defining the Printer on the Client Workstation on page 13.
wizard, see Defining the Printer on the Client Workstation on page 13.