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NEC SuperScript for Workgroups Installation

User Configuration

Printer Configuration


 User Configuration

NEC SuperScript for Workgroups Setup Program presents the configuration options of User Type (Personal, Client or Server), network computer name, comments, and the directory where you want the files installed.

User Type

If there is a SuperScript printer attached, user type will default to Server when peer-to-peer network protocol presents and Windows for Wrokgroups is running, or default to Personal for cases peer-to-peer network is not running.

Computer Name

This computer name appears in the SSFW Console and the Printer Status Display and so on.  Type a unique name for your computer in the box.

NOTE: The name contain up to 15 characters and include letters, numbers, and the following characters:

!#$% ()-.@^_' ~

and don't include spaces.

Comments

These comments appear in the Remote Queue tab of the SSFW Console program, and Print Queue Information window and so on.  You can type the comments in the box up to 64 characters.

SSFW Directory

Setup Program shows the drive and directory which you want to install the NEC SuperScript software.  You can accept the default(C:\NECSSFW) supplied by the setup program, or gibe it the name of another drive on you PC on which to install the software.

The Setup Program has all the information necessary to install the NEC SuperScript software and configure the system.


 Printer Configuration

NEC SuperScript for Workgroups Setup Program presents the default printer configuration information.

Printer Type

Select the printer model of your printer attached to your PC or the remote printer you will use.  The printer type includes:

NEC SuperScript 610

NEC SuperScript 610 Plus

NEC SuperScript 660

Parallel Port

This section designates the physical port to which the NEC SuperScript printer is attached.  For a Client installation, if there is no physical port on your PC, the parallel port will default to LPT1.

Default Connection to

For a Client installation, the menu will provide a default connection for an initial Server path.  The default connection for Server and for Personal is the local printer.

Option

Select the hopper type you have installed in your printer.

The Setup Program has all the information necessary to install the NEC SuperScript software and configure the system.