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MANAGEMENT MODULE |
command-line & menu interfaces, basic output file management, configuration and security services. |
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LOCAL OUTPUT |
supports the more traditional method of printing. It facilities access to server connected devices as well as devices slaved from a terminal or PC running emulation software. |
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NETWORK SERVER TRANSFER |
provides the transfer of output files from one host to another, offering network-wide access to specific output devices; enables receiving output files from systems on which UNISPOOL is not running, using the industry standard LPD-protocol. |
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AUTOMATED DISTRIBUTION AND CONTROL |
enables fully automated output file management and distribution. |
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NETWORK OUTPUT |
enables direct access to network-connected output devices with integrated resource sharing services. |
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WINDOWS INTEGRATION |
it can transfer output files bidirectionally between the server and PC running Microsoft Windows 3.11, 9x, ÍÔ. |
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NOVELL |
enables the inclusion of one or more Novell LANs into the printing network. |
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ADVANCED MANAGEMENT |
contains 3 sophisticated interfaces: Browser Interface: a web based user interface through which your end-users can easily view and, if security permits, manipulate their print requests using simple point-and-click techniques; Commander: a centralized management station for your systems administrator that enables the entire printing environment to be controlled with ease from a Windows PC; Motif Interface: a X/Windows based interface for system operators working in an UNIX environment providing an optimal control of their printing environment. |
