Xerox XCounter Page Accounting Support & Software User Guide
Mar 2001
XCOUNTER FOR NT USER REFERENCE MANUAL
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XCounter OtherPrinter Port
The XCounter OtherPrinter port sends jobs to other print queues. The OtherPrinter
port cannot print to remote Windows printer shares - the queue must be located on
the same NT printer host.
port cannot print to remote Windows printer shares - the queue must be located on
the same NT printer host.
The purpose of the OtherPrinter port is to support printers that use network protocols
that are not directly supported by XCounter port monitors, such as AppleTalk and
DLC, or if the preference is to keep using currently installed ports. Since the
OtherPrinter port is printing to a queue instead of to an actual printer, it may move
jobs to the queue faster than they can actually print. XCounter accounts for, and logs
the job as soon as it has been sent to the output queue without knowing whether the
job has been printed. This setting controls the number of jobs that can be in the output
queue at any time. For example, a setting of one means that no jobs will be moved
until the output queue is empty.
that are not directly supported by XCounter port monitors, such as AppleTalk and
DLC, or if the preference is to keep using currently installed ports. Since the
OtherPrinter port is printing to a queue instead of to an actual printer, it may move
jobs to the queue faster than they can actually print. XCounter accounts for, and logs
the job as soon as it has been sent to the output queue without knowing whether the
job has been printed. This setting controls the number of jobs that can be in the output
queue at any time. For example, a setting of one means that no jobs will be moved
until the output queue is empty.
Note: All page counting is manual when using OtherPrinter ports.