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Document Version: 1.2 - June 2007
Table of
Contents
Chapter 1CentreWare Printer Drivers for Microsoft Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
CentreWare is software that brings the power of your Xerox systems to your desktop. The interactive
drivers om CentreWare make printing from the desktop simple to perform and easy to understand.
With this guide, administrators can install and configure CentreWare printer drivers and general users
can increase their productivity using the Xerox system’s printing options.
The CentreWare 7.0 release of the WorkCentre printer drivers supports the following new features
and / or hardware.
PostScript and PCL drivers for the following models:
WorkCentre 5632
WorkCentre 5638
WorkCentre 5645
WorkCentre 5655
WorkCentre 5665
WorkCentre 5675
WorkCentre 5687
Upgraded user interface and nomenclature for a consistent, coherent Xerox customer experience
TIFF Submission Tool
Font Management Utility
Xerox Admin Config Wizard
Xerox Printer Driver Installation Utility
Unicode Printing Support - Unicode fonts are downloaded to the device and converted to appropriate
PDL (PS or PCL) using the Font Management Utility.The downloaded fonts are resident on the
device hard drive and do not need to be sent with each print job containing Unicode characters.
Additional Covers functionality - Drivers now support Front Only, Back Only, Front and Back
Covers, Imaged and Blank Covers, as well as all supported Media Types, Colors, and Sizes.
Print quality improvements for multiple media. This feature provides optimal image quality
adjustment for multiple medias requested within a print job
PCL 1200dpi printing
Ability to print on tabs
New Media Type - Rough Stock
Variable hole punch capability: 2/3 hole and 2/4 hole
Support for four-position stapling (Letter LEF, A4 LEF, Ledger SEF, and A3 SEF)
Support for High Volume Office Finisher and High Volume Professional Finisher
Paper Feed Platform (PFP) - a high volume paper feed tray
Finishing capabilities (optional on some models). Finishing options may include: Stapling, Hole
Punching, Folding, Booklet Creation, and Offsetting. Features vary based on the finishing unit.
Feature Facts and Feature Finder quick reference cards describe selected printing options and where
to locate them in the printer drivers.
Bi-Directional printer drivers that automatically configure the driver with the installable options,
report the system’s current status, provide information on active jobs, and a history of the last
twenty-five jobs on your Xerox system.
Note: Windows 9x and NT drivers will no longer be delivered.
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Printer Driver Overview
A printer driver makes documents created with specialized software applications (word processing,
spreadsheets, graphics) compatible with a specific printer. Each type of printer requires unique
commands to print correctly and to enable special features. For these reasons, different types of printers
require their own printer drivers to operate correctly.
With CentreWare printer drivers, you can print from your workstation to a Xerox system in a network
environment. CentreWare drivers contain a variety of feature options that you can use to customize your
print jobs.
Types of CentreWare Printer Drivers
The CentreWare printer drivers are available in PostScript 3, PCL 5c, and PCL 6c printing formats.
PostScript
PostScript gives you greater ability to scale and manipulate images; it offers more precision with
high-end graphics. PostScript also provides you with different types of error-handling and font
substitution options.
PCL
PCL (Printer Command Language) generally has fewer advanced features than PostScript. However,
using PCL enables you to process most jobs faster.
Printer Driver Overview1-3
Obtaining CentreWare Drivers
CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD
The installation .inf files for the Xerox system printer drivers are available in the Drivers folder on the
CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD. Browse to the Drivers folder and locate the drivers you need.
NOTE:Driveravailability may vary by printer model or operating system.
For updates and additional information, visit the Xerox Web site.
Downloading from the Web
CentreWare printer drivers can be downloaded from the Xerox Web site at www.xerox.com. The
installation files for all Xerox system models are also available from the Web site.
For more information on downloading drivers, see Step 1 on page 2-4.
Xerox System PPD Files
A PostScript Printer Description (PPD) file is a readable text file that provides a uniform approach to
specifying special features for printer drivers that interpret PostScript.
Xerox provides PostScript PPDs for use with generic Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista
PostScript printer drivers. These PPDs are available on the CentreWare CD or from the Xerox Web site.
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CentreWare Printer Driver Applications
The following applications are included on the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD:
Xerox Print Driver Installation utility
Admin Config Wizard
TIFF Submission Tool
Xerox Font Management Utility
Xerox Printer Driver Installation Utility
This utility is for anyone who would like to install printer drivers directly onto a PC or network server.
NOTE:Youmay require administrator rightsto perform the installation.
Admin Config Wizard
The Admin Config Wizard is for system administrators who would like to set up standardized
configuration files, enabling users to install printer drivers quickly and easily.
TIFF Submission Tool
With the TIFF Submission Tool, you can submit TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) files directly to a
Xerox system for printing. TIFF files print faster when they are sent to the Xerox system in this format.
NOTE: You must have a TIFF interpreter on your Xerox system to use this tool.
See Installing the TIFF Submission Tool on page 5-1 for more information.
Xerox Font Management Utility
The Xerox Font Management Utility is a tool used for managing fonts and printer lists. Fonts may be
viewed, printed, or downloaded to printers, and your downloaded (non-resident) fonts can be exported to
a file. Printers can be added or deleted from a printer list which is used for adding and deleting fonts
from one or multiple printers.
See Installing the Xerox Font Management Utility on page 4-2 for more information.
CentreWare Printer Driver Applications1-5
Print and Fax Driver Documentation
The CentreWare printer drivers include the following documentation, designed to get you up and running
quickly and easily.
CentreWare Printer Drivers Guide for Windows (This guide)
This guide is intended for anyone who installs and configures CentreWare printer drivers and wants to
know more about the features available in the printer drivers.
The CentreWare Printer Drivers Guide is available on the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD in
electronic (PDF) format. You can download a free Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe at
www.adobe.com.
Help
The Help system is the primary source for information about using the printer drivers. You can access the
Help system through the Help buttons in the driver. Included in the Help system are feature descriptions,
step-by-step procedures, Xerox system information, problem-solving information, and support
information.
Quick Reference Cards for Printer Drivers
Included in this guide are Quick Reference Cards for printer drivers:
Feature Finder Card - Two Quick Reference cards, one for PostScript and one for PCL, help you
locate the many printing options available through the printer driver to make printing easier.
Feature Facts Card - This single Quick Reference card describes selected printing options, such
as Watermarks, Booklet Layout, and Stapling.
The Quick Reference Cards are provided in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are included on the
CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD.
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Support
Support for your CentreWare printer drivers is available both online and by telephone.
Internet Support
Please visit the Xerox Web site (www.xerox.com) for product support information, product overviews,
updates, and links to specific product sites. Printer drivers and PPDs can also be downloaded by clicking
Support & Drivers.
Telephone Support
For additional assistance, you may contact the Xerox Welcome Center by telephone to speak with a
Product Support Analyst. Locate your Xerox system serial number, and record it in the space below
before you make your call.
Xerox System Serial Number:
The Xerox Welcome Center telephone numbers are listed in the following table. If the Welcome Center
telephone number for your country is not listed, it will be provided to you when your Xerox system is
installed. For future reference, please record the telephone number in the space provided below.
Welcome Center Telephone Numbers:
UNITED STATES800-821-2797
UNITED STATES (TTY)800-855-2880
CANADA800-939-3769 (800-93-XEROX)
OTHER
Additional Tips
Additional tips and technical information for printer drivers are available at the Xerox Web site. Click
Support & Drivers, identify your product, and click the Documentation link. The documents listed in
this section cover specific issues that may require special procedures or application notes regarding the
operation and configuration of your Xerox system.
Support1-7
1-8CentreWare Printer Drivers for Microsoft Windows
Chapter 2
Installing Windows Printer Drivers
The CentreWare printer drivers support the special features and functions of Xerox systems, enabling
fast, efficient printing from your desktop. This chapter provides installation instructions for all current
Windows environments.
A maximum of 32 MB of available hard disk space per CentreWare Windows printer driver.
Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher installed on the workstation for Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, or
Vista drivers.
Xerox Printer Driver Installation Utility
The Xerox Printer Driver Installation Utility and Admin Config Wizard require:
Administrator privileges in Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista.
Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.
Service Pack 2 installed on Windows XP systems.
Service Pack 4 installed on Windows 2000 systems.
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Installing Printer Drivers on Windows Networks
In Windows environments, you can install a Xerox printer driver by using a direct installation, a custom
installation, or a Point and Print installation.
Direct Installation
Use the Xerox Printer Driver Installation utility to install Xerox printer drivers for your network printers
quickly and easily. If you have the
where the contents of the CD have been saved, you need only run the installer once per Xerox system to
install the drivers for multiple page description languages (PDLs) directly onto a PC or print server.
NOTE:Youcanuse the Add PrinterWizard toinstall Xerox printer drivers, but you must install each
driver separately.
Custom Installation
System administrators can use the Admin Config Wizard to pre-configure the driver installation. Use
this wizard to control settings such as printer detection method, default printer assignment, and network
printer sharing. Set multiple installation configurations to distribute and apply the settings to individuals
or groups, as appropriate.
Copy the contents of the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD to your network. Then start the Admin
Configuration Wizard to set up a configuration file. (
perform a custom installation.)
CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD or know the network location
See Customizing the Installation on page 2-7 to
Point and Print Installation
Copy the contents of the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD to your network. Install the drivers
locally and modify the device settings and document settings (
Settings on page 2-15). Then copy the new configurations to the server for enterprise use (see Point and
Print Installations on page 2-14).
NOTE: It is possible to upgrade a Windows driver without uninstalling the previous version. However,
the impact of such an upgrade on system performance can be unpredictable. The most reliable way
to upgrade is to uninstall the old drivers and perform a clean installation of the new ones. For
information on uninstalling drivers,
see Uninstalling Windows Printer Drivers on page 2-20.
see Preconfiguring Default Driver
Installing Printer Drivers on Windows Networks2-3
Direct Installation
You can install the CentreWare printer drivers from the CD, from network location, from a URL, or
intranet address.
NOTE:After you start the installer, it detects the operating system of the server or workstation. If that
operating system does not meet theproduct requirements, the installerissues a message and exits. This behaviorwould occur, for example, if you attemptedto install drivers housed on a Windows 2000 server onto a client runningWindows 3.1.
To install Windows printer drivers:
1Do one of the following:
If installing from:Then:
CD-ROMInsert the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD into the CD-ROM drive. The
AutoRun program displays the available selections. Continue with Step
–or–
If the AutoRun is disabled on the workstation, open My Computer and
double-click the CD-ROM drive.
3.
Internet
a) Open a browser window and access www.xerox.com.
b) Click Support & Drivers.
c) Identify your product.
d) Click Drivers and Downloads under the printer model.
e) Choose the desired operating system and language, then click Go. The
available driver options are updated.
f)From the list of drivers, click the appropriate driver to download.
g) Read the End User License Agreement and click Accept.
h) Click Save from the File Download dialog.
i)Choose a location to download the file and click Save.
intranetOpen a browser window and type the appropriate intranet address, such as
http://xyz.mycompany.com.
network locationUse Windows Explorer to find the CentreWare installation files.
2Double-click install.exe. The AutoRun program displays the available selections.
3Click Install Drivers.
4An administrator may have created a screen containing customized instructions for the site. If such a
screen appears, record and follow any posted instructions. Then click Next.
5The installer scans supported direct connections as well as the local network subnet for printers. The
results appear on the Select Printer screen.
Do one of the following:
If the printer that you want to install appears in the list of discovered printers, click Select From
the Following Discovered Printers and select the printer.
If the printer does not appear in the list of discovered printers, do one of the following:
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Click Advanced Search and choose an automatic or manual search method.
Search Action
AutomaticThe installer detects and searches for all printers on all available subnets.
Manual
Enter the gateway and subnet mask for the search directly,
–or–
Use Previous Search. Select a search that the installer has previously
performed from a drop-down list.
After making your selections, click Search.
Choose Enter Printer’s IP address, DNS name, or UNC path. Enter the information or
browse for one of those identifiers.
NOTE: Examples of printers that may not appear on the discovered printers list or search results,
regardless of operating system, include printers connected to a different subnet or printers on a
print queue.
Using the discovered printers list, IP address, or DNS name to identify the printer results in the
creation of a local print queue, while using the UNC name associates the printer with an existing
queue.
If you enter an invalid IP address or device discovery fails, the Select Printer Configuration dialog
appears and enables you to choose the correct driver to install from the list of supported printers.
6Click Options to configure any of the following settings:
Language - Select the language in which to run the installer.
Driver Selection (PDL) - Choose at least one of the following PDLs: PCL 5e, PCL 6, or
PostScript (all printers). The PostScript driver is the default selection. For more information on
driver selection, see
Types of CentreWare Printer Drivers on page 1-3.
NOTE:This setting does not impact installation of a printerthat is assigned toanetwork queue.
Driver Settings - Select any of the following options:
Share the printer on the network (requires Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista).
Convert the printer’s DNS name to an IP address.
Set the printer as your Windows default.
Download driver files from the Internet (You must be connected to the Web Site during
installation).
Click OK to exit Options.
Direct Installation2-5
7Click Install. The installer copies the driver files, edits the registry, and adds the printer to the
workstation or server.
NOTE:If you donot have sufficient rights to install a printer on thedesignated server, a logon
prompt will appear. Enter a validuser name and password to continue the installation.
8The Installation Complete screen appears to report a successful installation. Do any of the following:
Click Set Contact/Location to enter, review, or edit the Printer Administrator Name, Printer
Administrator Phone Number, Printer Administrator Location, and Printer Location.
Click the support link to learn about using the printer.
9Click Finish to end the installation.
NOTE: If the installation fails, an Installation Failed window, with applicable error messages and
suggestions, appears. Click Close to end the installation attempt.
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Customizing the Installation
The Admin Config Wizard is for system administrators who would like to set up standardized
configuration files to install printer drivers quickly and easily. Using the wizard, you can customize the
driver installation process to meet your organization’s needs.
The Admin Config Wizard preconfigures installer parameters and saves these settings to a script file.
Use this file with tools such as .vbs scripts or management programs like Microsoft System Management
Services (SMS) to automate, configure, and control the deployment of CentreWare on your network.
Start the wizard from the CentreWare CD, from a network location, or from a URL or intranet address.
However, the resulting script files and configuration folders must reside on or be saved to the network.
To customize the installation:
1Open the CentreWare Software and Documentation AutoRun program. For further details, see
Direct Installation on page 2-4.
2Click Tools and Utilities.
3Click Xerox Install Script Utility.
4The Admin Config Wizard opens.
5Select the location of the installation script file.
6Click Continue. The Configuration Options dialog appears.
7Configure the settings in the dialog box. SeeTable 2-1 on page 2-8for a list of options.
8Click Save Script to preserve your changes.
NOTE:To set up multiple installation scenarios, first create a "baseline"script. Then, use the
wizardto edit the baseline script and save each variation to its own path. Finally, send each userorgroup of users alink to the most appropriate script location, or incorporate it in their login scripts.
Customizing the Installation2-7
Table 2-1 contains the settings that you can customize with the Admin Config Wizard.
FieldDescription
Install Screen
Default
Choose the default option for printer selection. This selection controls which printer
detection option appears as the default choice. It does not dictate the printer to install. To
set that, use the Port Value field described below.
Let installer decide (based on the number of printers discovered).
Default to Printer List.
Default to specify port. (The user enters an IP address, DNS name, or UNC path.)
Location Contact
Info
Set Printer As
Default
Enter location and contact information during installation.
Do NOT prompt.
Prompt for information (if not set).
Always prompt.
Make the printer being installed the default choice when submitting print jobs.
Let installer/user decide
Always set printer as default
Never set printer as default
Share PrinterMake the printer being installed accessible to network clients.
Let installer / user decide
Always share the printer
Never share the printer
Launch Scanner
Install
Install a scanning component after printer installation has succeeded.
Let installer decide (based on the results of the printer installation and the availability
of scanner functionality on the printer)
Do not launch scanner install
Launch scanner install
Force Web
Select to require downloading driver files from the Internet during installation.
Download
Resolve DNSSelect to use the device DNS name for identification if available.
Local Search TypeSelect one or more of the following search methods:
LPT Search
USB Search
Net Search
PDL to useInstall drivers that support one or more of the following PDLs:
PostScript (available for all printers)
PCL 5e (monochrome printers only)
PCL 6 (monochrome printers only)
Port ValueEnter the IP address, DNS name, or UNC name of the printer to install.
Single Instance Only Select to prevent multiple copies of the printer definition from installing on a client. This
option allows automated printer deployment by incorporating the installation in a login
script.
Table 2-1: Admin Config Wizard Dialog Box Options
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FieldDescription
Save the
Configuration Script
file to
Enter the location to save the configuration script file. If this location matches the path
entered in the opening screen, the wizard only saves changes to the
XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml file. Otherwise, the wizard copies the entire contents of the
original path to the path specified here.
Table 2-1: Admin Config Wizard Dialog Box Options
Customizing the Installation2-9
XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml
The Admin Config Wizard writes the settings into the XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml file. The original
version resides in the
settings that are beyond the scope of the Admin Config Wizard, such as an opening message screen or
the default gateway and subnet mask for the Advanced search.
Table 2-2 lists the fields that you can configure directly in the XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml file:
XML FieldDescription
...\Utilities\Installer folder. You may edit this file directly to configure installer
<Admin_Defined_Dialog_
Captions>
<Admin_Message>Text of custom message displayed at beginning of installation.
<InstallScreenDefault>Numeric value that sets the default method of printer selection.
<Printer_Port_Value>The IP address, DNS name, or UNC name of the device to install.
<GatewayDefault>Default gateway address for Manual Search.
<SubnetMaskDefault>Default subnet mask for Manual Search.
<USBSearch>
<LPTSearch>
<NetSearch>
<SetLocationContactInfo>Numeric value that controls the input of location and contact information
<ResolveDNS>Numeric value that sets the preferred means for device identification.
Window title bar for an optional custom message displayed at the beginning
of the installation.
0 - Let installer decide (based on the number of printers discovered).
2 - Default to Printer List.
3 - Default to Specify Port.
4 - Default to USB PnP.
Numeric values that represent the availability of each search method.
0 - Search using this method.
1 - Do not search using this method.
during installation.
0 - Do not prompt user for information.
1 - Only prompt user to set information if it is not already set within printer.
2 - Always prompt user to set information.
0 - Use DNS name if available.
1 - Use IP address.
<SetPrinterAsDefault>Numeric value that controls the use of the installed printer as default.
0 - Installer determines default printer status.
1 - Always set as default.
2 - Never set as default.
<SharePrinter>Numeric value that controls sharing of the installed printer.
0 - Let installer/user decide whether or not to share printer.
1 - Always share printer.
2 - Never share printer.
<ForceWebDownload>Numeric value that indicates the preferred source for device drivers.
0 - Do NOT get files from the Internet automatically.
Table 2-2: XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml File Options
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XML FieldDescription
<DriverToUse>Numeric value that indicates which PDLs to install.
0 - Let the installer decide.
1 - PDL 1 (PostScript).
2 - PDL 2 (PCL 5e, PCL 5c).
4 - PDL 3 (PCL 6).
3 - PDL 1 and PDL 2.
7 - PDL 1, 2, and 3.
<AdminConfigureableStrings>Define a field not listed above and its value.
Table 2-2: XeroxInstallerAdmin.xml File Options
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Considerations for Enterprise Technologies
Large organizations, or organizations with specialized requirements for security, reliability, or remote
access frequently employ technologies that impact the installation process. This section briefly describes
two technologies that CentreWare printer drivers support—clusters and Citrix MetaFrame—and the role
of the Add Printer Driver Wizard in preparing these environments for successful printer definition.
Clustering
Clustering is a technology that configures two or more servers ("nodes") to behave as one. Each node has
access to a storage medium (the "cluster") that houses the supported application or data.
Clustering is usually employed to improve fault tolerance or to implement load balancing. Typical
applications of clustering are applications or functions that require virtually uninterrupted service, such
as production report generation in many manufacturing environments, where one server failure could
have repercussions throughout the supply chain.
Print servers are one of many possible applications of clustering. Others include Web services, ftp
services, file management, and even managing some aspects of Active Directory.
When a cluster houses a print server, only the print spooler folder resides on the cluster. The printer
drivers reside on the nodes in their standard locations. When one node fails, printing continues using the
drivers that are present on a surviving node. Should that node lack the appropriate drivers, consequences
range from a lack of access to advanced driver features to a complete inability to print.
To ensure consistent printer availability in a cluster, use the Add Printer Driver Wizard (see Add Printer Driver Wizard on page 2-13) to install the same printer drivers on all nodes in a cluster before adding the
printer to the cluster itself.
NOTE:Xerox recommends this practice evenon the Windows Server 2003cluster management
products that have an "Automatic Quorum Feature." This is to ensurethat damagedor corrupt driverfiles are not passedfrom one node to anothershouldfailureoccur.
Citrix MetaFrame
Citrix MetaFrame provides centralized application management and distribution to an enterprise.
Applications that are published to users from a Citrix server have a single point of installation and
maintenance, simplifying administration. Desktop hosting capabilities offer access to current operating
platforms and applications to users running a wide range of hardware and operating systems, while
providing administrators increased control.
A Citrix server can be configured to "auto-create" a printer or printers when a Windows client logs in.
This procedure makes the client’s Windows printers available within a Citrix session. If the appropriate
drivers do not reside on the Citrix server, the Citrix server substitutes a "universal" driver. The user can
still print, but many of the features associated with CentreWare printer drivers, such as accounting or
booklet creation, are unavailable.
To prevent this, install the CentreWare drivers (See Add Printer Driver Wizard on page 2-13) on a Citrix
server (or on all members of a Citrix server farm) before clients that use local printers based on these
drivers log in.
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Add Printer Driver Wizard
This wizard loads the requested drivers on a Windows print server but does not create a queue or printer
object.
To run the Add Printer Driver Wizard:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
2Click File > Server Properties. The Print Server Properties dialog box appears.
3Click the Drivers tab.
4Click Add. The Add Printer Driver Wizard appears.
5Follow the instructions on the screen.
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Point and Print Installations
This procedure assumes that a Xerox system on a network server has been installed with the appropriate
CentreWare printer driver prior to performing Point and Print.
NOTE:To standardize the device and document settings for Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista
printer drivers, see
To perform Point and Print:
1At the client workstation, access the desired network Xerox system through My Network Places.
Browse to the printer.
2Do one of the following:
Double-click the Xerox system icon. At the prompt, select to install the printer driver.
–or–
Right-click the Xerox system icon. At the prompt, select to install the printer driver.
–or–
Click the Xerox system icon. Drag and drop the printer icon on the Printers folder.
The Add Printer Wizard opens.
3Follow the Add Printer Wizard instructions. The appropriate files for the selected Xerox system
download to the client workstation.
Preconfiguring Default DriverSettings on page 2-15 before installation.
Installing Printer Drivers on Other Networks
The Xerox Printer Driver Installation utility supports Windows networks. To install drivers in other
networks, follow the network operating system’s procedures for creating print servers, printers, and
queues. You may then be able to use Microsoft’s Add Printer Wizard to install drivers on Windows
clients and attach the clients to queues.
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Configuring Printer Drivers
To use the CentreWare printer drivers most effectively, configure the drivers to reflect options available
on the Xerox system. You can configure the drivers in one of the following ways:
Preconfigure standard device and document settings in the driver prior to distributing them for
installation.
Configure installable options directly at a workstation.
Preconfiguring Default Driver Settings
You may want to standardize the default settings for the Windows printer drivers before making them
available for installation on individual workstations. There are two categories of driver settings that you
can preconfigure:
Device Settings - These settings refer to installable options such as a High Capacity Feeder or a
Finisher, accounting options, and so forth.
Document Settings -These settings refer to document options, such as a banner sheet, portrait or
landscape orientation, PostScript options, and so forth.
This preconfiguration process involves copying the printer driver files from the CentreWare Print and
Fax Services CD
default device and document settings that you want to establish, saving those settings in the driver, and
copying the configuration file to the installation directory on the server to overwrite the previous
defaults.
to a server installation directory, installing a driver on a workstation, selecting the
NOTE:This process canbe performedinboth Windows and non-Windows network environments
(such as NetWare). To minimizeimpact tothe serveror potential down-time,first preconfigureanindividual workstation. After completing thepreconfiguration process at theworkstation, copy the files to theserver for distribution.
To modify the driver default settings:
1At a workstation, insert the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD into the CD-ROM drive. The
AutoRun program displays the available selections.
–or–
If the AutoRun is disabled on your workstation, open My Computer and double-click the CD-ROM
drive. Double-click install.exe. The AutoRun program displays the available selections.
2If necessary, chose a language and click OK.
3Click Browse and locate the printer driver files for your Xerox system. For information about the
driver files, see
Obtaining CentreWare Drivers on page 1-4.
4Copy the printer driver files for the Xerox system to the driver installation directory on the server.
5Install the printer driver files for the Xerox system to the workstation.
NOTE: For more information about installing the printer driver with the Xerox Printer Driver
Installation Utility,
see Direct Installation on page 2-4 or use the Microsoft Add Printer Wizard.
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6Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
7Right-click the appropriate printer icon and select Properties.
8Select the Configuration tab and choose the settings to be used as the default settings.
9Select the Device Settings tab and choose the settings to be used as the default settings.
10 Select the Options tab and choose Enabled for the Write Defaults To Driver Configuration File
feature.
11 Click OK to save the configuration and device settings as the default settings.
12 To modify the default document settings, continue with the following steps. Otherwise, close the
Properties dialog and continue with step 16.
For 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista drivers, select the General tab and click Printing Preferences.
The Printing Preferences dialog opens.
13 Select the document options you wish to have as default settings from the Printing Preferences
dialog (2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista).
14 As soon as you make a change on the Printing Preferences dialog, in the Saved Settings drop-
down menu at the bottom of the dialog window, an asterisk (*) appears beside Driver Defaults.
Click OK to save any settings you have made as default settings.
15 Click OK to close the Printing Preferences dialog and the Properties dialog in 2000 / XP /
Server 2003 / Vista..
16 Locate the driver filename.cfg file created on the workstation in the (Windows/System32/Spool/
Drivers/W32x86/3
directory (for 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista).
17 Copy and paste the new driver filename.cfg file into the driver installation directory on the server to
overwrite the old driver filename.cfg file with the new driver default settings. Any drivers installed
from this directory will now contain the default settings you selected.
Configuring Installable Options at the Workstation
You may want to configure installable options directly at a workstation. You may be able to configure
the driver settings automatically, using the driver’s Bi-Directional communication functionality, or make
the selections manually, setting the options on the individual driver dialogs.
NOTE:You may need administratorrights onthe workstation to perform these steps.
Configuring Installable Options Automatically
If you have a TCP/IP network, the Windows printer drivers can, as an option, provide Bi-Directional
capabilities. The printer driver communicates with the printer through your network and acquires
information from the printer.
See About Bi-Directional Printer Drivers on page 2-18.
2-16Installing Windows Printer Drivers
To configure the Installable Options automatically:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
2Right-click the appropriate printer icon and select Properties.
3Select the Configuration tab.
4Click Bi-Directional Setup.... The Bi-Directional Communication dialog opens.
5Enter the Device Name or TCP/IP address.
6Select On to enable Bi-Directional communication.
7Click OK. Bi-Directional communication is enabled. A Status button appears on the Paper/Output
tab of the printer driver. By clicking Status, you can access current information about the printer. See
About Bi-Directional Printer Drivers on page 2-18.
NOTE:Tochange the SNMPCommunity Name, click SNMP Community Name. The printer
name must be changed tomatchthis name forBi-Directional communicationto beavailable.
Configuring Installable Options Manually
If your network environment does not support Bi-Directional communication, you can configure
installable options manually.
See Bi-Directional Driver Support on page 2-18 to see if your network
environment is supported.
To configure the Installable Options manually:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
2Right-click the appropriate printer icon and select Properties.
3Select the Configuration tab.
4Click Installable Options and select the options that are available on your Xerox system.
5Click OK twice to save the Installable Options settings and close the Properties dialog.
6Close the Printers and Faxes window.
Configuring Printer Drivers2-17
About Bi-Directional Printer Drivers
With Bi-Directional communication, a printer driver communicates with the printer through the network.
The Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista printer drivers can provide Bi-Directional capabilities for
TCP/IP networks.
After an initial setup procedure, Bi-Directional communication automatically updates the printer driver
with the printer’s installed options and reports specific information about the printer’s operational status,
active jobs, completed jobs, and paper status in your Xerox system.
NOTE:If networkcommunication is temporarily unavailable oris not configured properly forthe
printer, the network, or your workstation,the Bi-Directional informationdoes not appear.
Status Dialog
The Status dialog shows the status of the Xerox system as well as specific information about its print
jobs. Check the status of up to 25 jobs currently in the print queue or verify the status of completed jobs.
Use this dialog to check the properties of the paper loaded in different paper trays on your printer and
also the current paper levels in those trays. You can also use this dialog to verify that your printer is
functioning properly.
Click More Status on the bottom of any tab window to access the Status dialog.
Bi-Directional Driver Support
Supported Operating Systems
Bi-Directional drivers are supported for the following Microsoft Operating Systems:
Windows 2000 (Professional, Server, Advanced Server)
Windows XP (Home, Professional)
Windows Server 2003 (Server, Enterprise Server)
Windows Vista (All versions)
Client-Based Implementations
Bi-Directional drivers installed on a client workstation communicate with Xerox systems via the
following methods:
Device SettingsSNMP over TCP/IP
Job MonitoringSNMP over TCP/IP
Job HistorySNMP over TCP/IP
Device StatusSNMP over TCP/IP
Device ConfigurationMicrosoft Point and Print functionality
2-18Installing Windows Printer Drivers
Server-Based Implementations
Bi-Directional drivers installed on a server communicate with Xerox systems via SNMP over TCP/IP or
SNMP over IPX/SPX.
The data available in server-based drivers will not update on a regular basis. When configuration
changes are made, the driver must be reopened to detect the changes.
About Bi-Directional Printer Drivers2-19
Uninstalling Windows Printer Drivers
NOTE:Before you uninstall CentreWare Windows printerdrivers, ensurethattheXerox system you
are deleting is not the default printer. If so, select another printeras the default.
For Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 / Vista
To uninstall the Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, and Vista printer drivers:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
2Right-click on the icon for the printer you want to delete and select Delete.
A confirmation message appears.
3Click Ye s to delete the printer driver object.
4Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all printer objects that use the driver being uninstalled. For example,
suppose you are uninstalling the PCL 6 drivers for a particular Xerox system. If your Printers
window includes icons for more than one instance of that printer, you must delete them all before
continuing.
5Rebooting your workstation is recommended.
6Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows 2000 - Start > Settings > Printers
Windows XP - Start > Printers and Faxes
Windows Vista - Start button > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Printers
The Printers or Printers and Faxes window appears.
7Right-click in a blank area of the folder. A drop-down menu opens.
8Select Server Properties. A Properties dialog opens.
9Select the Drivers tab.
10 Select the printer driver to remove.
11 Select Remove. The printer driver is deleted.
12 Reboot the workstation.
2-20Installing Windows Printer Drivers
Chapter 3
Printer Driver Features
With the CentreWare printer drivers, you have an invaluable tool to save time and increase your
productivity. These drivers offer over thirty-five feature options, depending on the type of driver and the
installable finisher options, for you to choose how your document will look and print.
The Help system is the primary source for information about using the printer drivers. At any time, you
can access the Help system through the Help buttons on the driver.
Also available are quick-reference cards about printer driver features. They were developed so that you
can print and post them for a handy reference.
The driver arranges the features on the following tabs: Paper/Output, Special Pages, Layout/Watermark,
Image Options, and Advanced.
Figure 3-1: Printer Driver Interface
The features on the tabs are organized for your convenience with the most frequently used features
available when you open the driver. Small icons are placed next to the features so that you can quickly
find the features you want. By clicking on the icon you can go through the list of options for that feature.
Or, use the drop down list to see the options.
When chosen, certain features constrain other features. For example, if you set Finishing to
Booklet Fold
option appears, and 2 Sided Print, Flip on Short Edge displays in gray. When you click the
information icon, a pop-up dialog appears explaining why the feature is not available or why it is
constrained to a particular selection, as in this case, booklet printing requires 2 Sided Print, Flip on Short
Edge.
, Booklet Layout, an information icon on the printer driver near the 2 Sided Printing
3-2Printer Driver Features
Tabs
Features vary on the driver tabs depending on the driver type and installable options.
General Tabs
These driver tabs are accessed through the application’s print dialog. Driver setting changes on these
tabs apply to the open document and application, and are temporary.
Paper/Output
The Paper/Output tab has the most frequently used features. For example, you can choose to print on
two sides of the paper, select specific media on which to print, or delay your print job to a time you
specify. The Paper/Output tab also presents the finishing options, which may include Staple, Fold, Hole
Punch, or post-process insertion options, depending on the type of finisher you have installed.
Special Pages
The Special Pages tab has features for adding Covers, Inserts, and Exceptions (specifying media / page
characteristics on a per-page basis).
Layout/Watermark
The Layout/Watermark tab contains all features that relate to Page Layout and Watermarks. The
Watermark Editor, which is accessed from the Watermark dialog, enables you to create and customize
text or graphic watermarks.
Image Options
The Image Options tab groups together features that are related to image manipulation, such as Reduce/
Enlarge, Lighten/Darken, or Invert Image.
Advanced
The Advanced tab contains features that infrequently change once the options are set, such as Banner
Sheet, Request Offset, TrueType Font options, and Custom Paper Sizes.
Status
If you have enabled the optional Bi-Directional communication for a printer driver, a Status area is
added to the bottom of all tab windows. When you click More
specific information about the printer’s operational status as well as specific information about your print
See Status Dialog on page 2-18.
jobs.
Status, the Status dialog opens and reports
Tabs3-3
Default Tabs
These driver tabs are accessed through the Printers folder and may be available only with administrative
rights. From the desktop select Start > Settings > Printers (Windows 2000) or Start > Printers and Faxes (Windows XP / Server 2003 / Vista). Right-click on the printer icon and select Properties from
the menu. The printer driver dialog appears. Driver settings from this dialog become the default settings.
All of the General Tabs from your application’s print dialog are available, as well as some other tabs
such as the Configuration tab and the Device Settings tab.
The Configuration dialog contains several buttons (depending on your Xerox system model): BiDirectional Setup, Installable Options, Accounting and About. Each button opens a dialog to configure
your driver.
Bi-Directional Communication allows you to enable bi-directional communication. You will then
receive information through the driver about your print job, Xerox system, and paper status.
About Bi-Directional Printer Drivers on page 2-18.
Installable Options lets you manually configure the driver with the number of paper trays and
installable options - such as finishers and faxing - available on your Xerox system.
Accounting lets you set up the driver to use accounting features. See the Accounting topic in the
printer driver Help for more information.
About shows the driver version number. Xerox personnel may request this number during support
calls.
The Device Settings tab contains features that relate to font settings and PostScript settings.
See
3-4Printer Driver Features
Driver Help System
The Help system is the primary source for information about using the printer drivers. Each driver tab
has a Help button for easy access to the Help system. Through this Help button you can call up
information on any feature on that tab or any other tab. Among the useful items in the Help system is a
menu of How To... procedures for each feature, for example, How to print booklets, turn banner sheets
on/off, print transparencies, or track printer use by account.
Driver Help System3-5
Quick Reference Cards
Feature Cards - Use these cards to find out what a printer driver is, where it is located, and how to
use it. The card also contains the location on the printer driver of each feature. Print the cards to
remind you of the many options you can use and where they are located on the printer driver.
Feature Facts - Use these cards to learn what you can do with some selected features to enhance the
printing of your documents. Print the cards and post them as a handy reference.
These Quick Reference Cards can be found on the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD.
3-6Printer Driver Features
Chapter 4
Installing the Xerox Font Management Utility
The Xerox Font Management Utility is a tool used to maintain fonts on network printers. Font lists can
be developed and modified for your printers. For example, if you have special fonts that are used in
documents but are not readily available on your printer(s), use the Xerox Font Management Utility to
download the required fonts to the printers. Using the utility, fonts may be viewed, printed, downloaded
to printers, or your downloaded (non-resident) fonts exported to a file. You may also maintain printer
lists for font management.
1Insert the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD into the appropriate drive. The AutoRun program
starts.
2Click Tools and Utilities.
3Click Install Font Management Utility.
4The installation wizard opens. Click Next.
5Select the radio button to accept the license agreement. Click Next.
6Type the user name and organization.
7Specify who has access to the application. Click Next.
8Select the Setup type: Complete or Custom. Click Next.
9Click Install to install the utility on the workstation.
10 Click Finish to exit the install wizard.
The installation is complete.
Accessing the Xerox Font Management Utility
To access the utility in Windows environments:
From the desktop, select Start > Programs > Xerox Font Management Utility > Font
Management Utility in Windows 2000 or Start > All Programs > Xerox Font Management
Utility > Font Management Utility in Windows XP / Server 2003 / Vista.
Using the Xerox Font Management Utility
The Help system is the primary source for information about using the Xerox Font Management Utility.
You can access the Help system through the Help buttons. Included in the Help system are feature
descriptions and step-by-step procedures.
4-2Installing the Xerox Font Management Utility
Uninstalling the Xerox Font Management Utility
To uninstall the Xerox Font Management Utility, use the Add/Remove Programs wizard in the Control
Panel folder. If you have access to the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD, you can modify and/or
repair the Xerox Font Management Utility.
To uninstall the utility:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows XP - Start > Control Panel > Add Remove Programs
Windows Vista - Start > Control Panel > > Programs > Programs and Features > Uninstall a
program
The dialog for installing, changing, or uninstalling programs opens.
2Select Xerox Font Management Utility.
3Follow the procedures in the wizard to remove the Xerox Font Management Utility from your
system.
To repair the utility:
With this option, you can fix missing or corrupt files, shortcuts, and registry entries.
1Insert the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2Click Management Services & Tools > Install Font Management Utility. The installation wizard
opens. Click Next.
3Select Repair. Click Next.
4Click Install.
5Click Finish to exit the wizard.
Uninstalling the Xerox Font Management Utility4-3
4-4Installing the Xerox Font Management Utility
Chapter 5
Installing the TIFF Submission Tool
With the TIFF Submission Tool, you can submit TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) and PDF (Portable
Document Format) files directly to a Xerox system for printing.
The primary advantage of this application is that it does not add additional PostScript information to the
submitted file (often referred to as a PostScript wrapper). Instead, the TIFF or PDF files are submitted as
print-ready files. This enables the Xerox system RIP (Raster Image Processor) to process TIFF and PDF
files very quickly.
The TIFF Submission Tool can be used on workstations that meet the following basic requirements:
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Vista
4 MB of hard drive space
5-2Installing the TIFF Submission Tool
Installing the TIFF Submission Tool
Use the following procedure to install the TIFF Submission Tool software on a Windows workstation.
To install the TIFF Submission Tool:
1Insert the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD into the appropriate drive. The AutoRun program
starts.
2Click Tools and Utilities.
3Click Install TIFF Submission Tool.
4Click Next on the opening dialog of the installation wizard.
5Read the Software License agreement and click Yes.
6Enter your user and company information. Click Next.
7Click Next on the Choose Destination Location dialog.
8Click Next on the Select Program Folder dialog.
9Click Finish. The CentreWare TIFF Submission Tool is ready for use.
Accessing the TIFF Submission Tool
To access the application on your PC:
From your desktop, select Start > Programs > Xerox CentreWare > CentreWare TIFF
Submission Tool (Windows 2000) or Start > All Programs > Xerox CentreWare > CentreWare
TIFF Submission Tool (Windows XP / Server 2003 / Vista).
Using the TIFF Submission Tool
The Help system is the primary source for information about using the TIFF Submission Tool. You can
access the Help system through the Help buttons. Included in the Help system are feature descriptions
and step-by-step procedures.
Installing the TIFF Submission Tool5-3
Uninstalling the TIFF Submission Tool
Use the following procedure to uninstall the TIFF Submission Tool software on a Windows workstation.
To uninstall the TIFF Submission Tool:
1Using the appropriate path for your operating system, locate the list of printers:
Windows XP - Start > Control Panel > Add Remove Programs
Windows Vista - Start > Control Panel > > Programs > Programs and Features > Uninstall a
program
The dialog for installing, changing, or uninstalling programs opens.
2Follow the procedures in the application to remove the TIFF Submission Tool from your system.
5-4Installing the TIFF Submission Tool
Chapter 6
Problem Solving
Application, device, and network errors can occur in a variety of printing situations. In many cases,
simply restarting the application, the workstation, or the printer will resolve the problem. This chapter
includes some of the common problems and Frequently Asked Questions that pertain to CentreWare
Printer Drivers and printing to your Xerox system.
When a problem persists, document the error messages and gather information to define the problem.
The following problem-solving procedures are recommended:
Accurately define the problem. When, where, and how does the problem occur?
Reproduce the problem. Can the problem be reproduced consistently or is it an intermittent problem?
Ask other users if they have encountered the problem, and keep a log to track problem occurrences.
Examine the data for trends and the common attributes that may be related to the problem. For
example, does the problem occur only with a specific printer or on a specific workstation/network
configuration?
Review the product documentation, including the README files and problem solving topics, to see
if any similar problems are documented.
If a cause and solution to the problem cannot be identified, call the Xerox Welcome Center to report the
error information. Provide the support representative with the documentation that you have gathered to
define the problem.
6-2Problem Solving
Common Issues
This section discusses some common application and printer driver functionality issues.
Adobe Acrobat Printing
All versions of Adobe Acrobat have exhibited various forms of distorted output when printing from a
PCL driver. Stray lines, random character spacing, and data loss have been observed on various PDF
documents. A CentreWare PostScript driver is recommended for printing Acrobat PDF files.
Booklet and Multiple-Up (N-Up) Printing
Some applications do not support booklet or N-up printing.
Microsoft Word mail merge documents cannot be printed as booklets or N-up.
You may need to reset the Booklet or N-Up settings before you save your documents. Some
applications, such as Microsoft Word 97, will save the scaling setting with the document. When the
document is reopened later, the text and graphics may print in a reduced format unless you reset the
N-Pages Up option on the printer driver Layout/Watermark tab to 1-Up prior to printing. It is
generally best to reset this option to 1-Up before you save and close your documents.
N-up and booklet printing features may not work properly with Corel Draw version 8.
Use PCL Raster mode to print large N-Up/Booklet documents that do not print properly in Vector
mode.
Euro Symbol
The Xerox Euro font family was created to support the imaging of the Euro currency symbol with fonts
that do not yet support this character. The Xerox Euro font family consists of the Euro symbol in various
styles and weights designed to work in conjunction with the most popular font styles. Many styles
include a symbol at numeric width, which conforms to the standard design rules of the Euro symbol, as
well as a designer version of the character, created to more closely resemble the original font. To use the
symbol, set the font selection to Xerox Euro and type the keystroke that corresponds to the type style you
are using.
Xerox Euro Fonts are provided on the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD within the
...\Windows\Fonts folder.
Additional information and font installation instructions are available through the Internet on the
Xerox Web site at
NOTE:Free product updates forWindows 2000, enable users toinput and display the Euro symbol
in applications that are Euro symbol-enabled.
If the fonts on your printer are not updated to include the Euro, a box will be printed instead of the
Euro symbol. A workaround for this problem is to send Euro fonts to the printer as bitmapped
images.
For PCL drivers, select the Always Send to Printer option in the CentreWare PCL driver when
printing the Euro symbol. If problems persist when printing the Euro symbol, select the Send as
Graphics option.
www.xerox.com.
Common Issues6-3
PDF Printing
When printing a PDF, sending a large file may result in the printing of print limit check error sheets
or only a banner sheet. If this occurs, print the PDF file using the PostScript printer driver or try
printing the PDF file using LPR.
Microsoft Applications
Excel
To change the job type options for any individual document, you must set the job type from within
Microsoft Excel (Page Setup dialog). Job type changes for an individual document will not take
effect if you invoke the CentreWare printer driver from the Printers folder.
Excel will generate multiple print jobs instead of multiple copies of a single document. This
behavior can result in performance degradation, as well as inoperability of features, such as Sample
Set, which depend on multiple set printing. In Excel, deselect the Collate option. This allows the
driver settings to collate correctly.
Excel may have occasional problems with documents that contain a mix of portrait and landscape
pages. Selecting a different printer driver, then reselecting the original printer driver may help to
resolve this problem.
PowerPoint
The Microsoft PowerPoint feature that optimizes black and white printing will produce undesired results
when Raster output is selected as the Graphics Mode in the CentreWare PCL printer driver. Do not
choose the black and white option in PowerPoint if Raster output is required.
PCL Printer Driver
Print Colored Text in Black
This feature may not work with some applications, or you may have to select the option from within the
application if it is supported. Certain applications, such as WordPerfect and MS Publisher, always print
text as graphics or may default to the graphics mode when memory is low or when the text is very
complex. When these circumstances occur, the Print Colored Text in Black feature in the CentreWare
PCL printer drivers will not work.
Sample Set Not Supported in FrameMaker
Some applications generate print data that is intended for page printers rather than document printers,
like the WorkCentre Pro and WorkCentre series. When the print data is sent in this format, both the
WorkCentre Pro and the WorkCentre will print the first set of a Sample Set job, but the remaining sets of
the document will be discarded. There is no known workaround for this problem.
Watermarks
The Watermark preview image in the printer drivers may not provide an exact replica of the printed
watermark under all conditions. This is primarily due to font and/or resolution differences between the
display monitor and the printer. Using equivalent TrueType fonts instead of printer resident fonts will
help minimize the differences.
6-4Problem Solving
With some applications, the CentreWare PCL drivers may appear to print watermarks in the foreground
even when the background printing option is selected in the driver. This is due to the different methods
that applications use to send data to the printer.
WordPerfect
If you encounter problems stapling multiple jobs as separate documents with WordPerfect 8.x, install
the service pack available for WordPerfect at www.corel.com to correct the issue.
Sample Set job types will not work with WordPerfect 8.x for Windows.
B4 JIS, B4 ISO, B6, and A6 paper sizes do not print with WordPerfect 8.x for Windows.
The scaling option in WordPerfect versions 7, 8, and 9 will override the Reduce/Enlarge option in
the CentreWare drivers. Use the scaling option in the Print/Customize property sheet to adjust
scaling rather than the CentreWare printer driver Reduce/Enlarge option.
With WordPerfect 6.1, the Playbill font may not print correctly when the Use Printer Fonts option is
selected because the printer does not support the Playbill font.
Common Issues6-5
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I obtain printer drivers?
Printer drivers are available on the CentreWare Print and Fax Services CD or from the Xerox Web
site at
www.xerox.com. See Obtaining CentreWare Drivers on page 1-4 for more information.
How do I determine what printer driver is needed?
The following information is necessary to determine the correct printer driver:
Model of your Xerox system, for example, WorkCentre 5665
Operating system environment, for example, Windows XP
Type of printer driver, for example, PostScript or PCL