Xerox synergix 8855 User Manual

XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850/8855 Windows NT 4.0 PostScript Print Driver User Guide

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1.  On the Windows desktop, use your mouse to select “Start,” “Settings,”

“Printers” and “Add Printer.”

2. Select 

the 

My Computer radio button unless you will be printing to the

printer through a Network Server (as in the case of Novell NetWare, for
example) in which case you should select Network printer server.  Click
Next.

3.  If you selected My Computer:

•  When the “Ports” screen displays, use your mouse to place a check

mark in the box in front of the port you wish to use to communicate
with the printer.

• Click 

Next.

If you selected Network printer server in step 2 above:

•  Instead of selecting a port you will be required to browse through the

Network directories and sub-directories.

•  Locate your printer’s primary server and queue (NetWare 3.12), or

your printer’s Network tree, context, and queue/name (NetWare
4.xx).

•  Highlight the printer and click OK.
• Click 

Next.

4.  When the “Manufacturers and Printers” window displays:

• Click 

on 

Have Disk… and enter in the path to your CD ROM, or to

the driver files on your workstation.  Note that you can use the
Browse button to locate the required ".inf" file.

• Click 

Open, if required, then click OK.

5.  When the “Printers” list is displayed on screen, select your printer (XES

Synergix 8855 PS, for example) and click Next.

6.  When prompted, accept the default printer name in the Printer Name

field, or give your printer an easily recognized name.

7.  Select either Yes or No to make this printer your default Windows printer.

Choose Yes if you will be printing primarily to this printer from your
Windows applications.  Click Next.

8.  When prompted, select “Not Shared” unless the printer is directly

connected to your workstation and you wish to “Share” it with other
network users.
Click Next.

9.  If the printer is powered on and properly connected to your workstation,

when prompted to print a test page select Yes.
Click Finish.

10.  Verify that an icon representing your printer is now displayed in your

desktop "Printers" window.