This folder contains the following material:

1. PSTool 2.0.8 (Copyright 1986, Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights Reserved)

2. The following Configuration files:

    A. CONFIG_Binary_Comm_OFF: This configuration turns off Adobe Binary
                                                   Communications Protocal
	                          												
    B. CONFIG_Binary_Comm_ON: This configuration turns on Adobe Binary 
                                                  Communications Protocal

    C. CONFIG.2P1S: AppleTalk configuration file for PrintServer with 2 Parallel ports  
                             and 1 Serial port. 

    D. CONFIG.1P:  AppleTalk configuration file for PrintServer with 1 Parallel port.

    E.  CONFIG.3P: AppleTalk configuration file for PrintServer with 3 Parallel port.

	   F. CONFIG.ALL: Detailed PrintServer configuration file

3. Readme.txt


How To Change Your PrintMate-AppleTalk's name

Step 1.
            Use Chooser to select your PrintServer-AppleTalk first. (just as the way you select a printer for printing) The PrintServer-AppleTalk's default name is  SCXXXXXX. XXXXXX is the last six digits of your PrintServer-AppleTalk's serial number.

Step 2.
            Edit the corresponding config file: change the line, "0001 Device Name:", to  "0001 Device Name: desired_name".  Desired_name is your desired PrintServer-AppleTalk's name. Then SAVE this file.

Step 3.
           Double click the icon of PSTool 2.0.8. When menu bar appears , click the printer sub menu. Then select the first item: Download postscript file.

Step 4.
           A Panel will appear on the screen, with a list of Files in the left part of the Panel. Click the config file. Then click the Download button.

Step 5.
           When Panel shows 100% downloaded ,  please click the cancel button then exit the PSTool.

Step 6.
           Reuse Chooser to look for the new name you just changed. Say "myLaser"

Note: 
If you choose the config.all file, the above steps will overwrite the NetWare and TCP/IP configuration. If your PrintServer is configured to support multi-protocol, we recommend that you use WPCONFIG/PSCONFIG in NetWare or ftp in TCP/IP to make any configuration change.