From: Michelle Bautista (micmac74@socrates.berkeley.edu)
Date: Thu Oct 24 2002 - 15:03:54 PDT
Hi Michael,
-Did you restart after dumping the ICAPrintSpooler?
I found that if I didn't restart after trashing it, it wouldn't work.
-In our tests, we've allowed read and write access in Drive Mapping. You
can actually set this to allow this access by changing it in the Default
Settings so it doesn't ask you that upon login.
-In Printer Setup, local printer type is "Postscript Printer." And unlike
previously where you would choose Apple Laserwriter 360, please Add the
printer driver of your printer.
-Also, you may want to try rebuilding the printer. Again making sure that
it is assigned the correct driver as opposed to having a "generic
printer."
thanks for the comments. I will try to clarify the document instructions.
-Michelle
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Michelle Bautista
510-643-0657
Department Onsite Computing Support (DOCS)
U.C. Berkeley
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Michael Rimar wrote:
> Hello Folks:
>
> Just some notes on how this page of setup info worked/didn't for me.
>
> At first I assumed that the ICA Client Editor version I had would
> work: but it didn't have the Network Protocol option in the default
> settings panels. So on to the suggested download....
>
> I dumped the PrintSpool, entered the suggested settings on the
> website, including the TCP/IP+HTTP for the Network. [By the way for a
> novice, the Printer setup option for 'Queue' (Catalina LPR in the
> example) wasn't clear--I used the same Catalina LPR.] Saved and
> closed.
>
> When I tried to connect to BFS, NAV popped up a warning that an
> application was trying to change the file BFS (my saved connection):
> allow/deny? I said deny, but it wouldn't allow a connection
> otherwise so I said: allow. After a few seconds, a dialog said
> "Connection to PROD was broken", or similar. So I decided to change
> the network connection option to TCP/IP. It worked, allowing me to
> connect. But there was another unexpected change. In the past,
> while it may have taken a while before a new panel/window opened
> while navigating, the whole window was drawn at once. But now, the
> panel is drawn one field at a time and button by button; not so
> slowly, but still rather disturbingly jumpy.
>
> But when I try to print it says there is no default printer!
>
> What did I do wrong?
> Another change, probably just how the Editor is working now--in the
> past my BFS connection showed up in the app list as 'ICA Client', now
> it's 'BFS,' the name of the saved connection.
>
> [Using G4 800 9.2.2]
>
> Michael
>
>
> At 9:24 AM -0700 10/24/02, Michelle Bautista wrote:
> >Hi folks,
> >
> >Dan Lorca and I over here at DOCS have been testing out the new Citrix
> >client for use with IP printing with non-Apple printers on OS 9 and OS X.
> >
> >Believe it or not, it works, well it worked for us. And we'd like to know
> >if it works for you too. Below is the link on the DOCS website for
> >configuring the client for both OS 9 and OS X. Please try it out and let
> >us know if you have comments/corrections/concerns.
> >
> >http://docs.berkeley.edu/clients/citrix/macprint.html
> >
> >Regards,
> >Michelle
> >
> >====
> >Michelle Bautista
> >510-643-0657
> >Department Onsite Computing Support (DOCS)
> >U.C. Berkeley
> >
> >
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