Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Release Note
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- Page 1 XEROX WIDE FORMAT AccXES Client Tools 11.0 Customer Release Notes...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Introduction........................2 2 What’s New in ACT Version 11.0.................3 3 Release Notes........................4 3.1 Uninstalling AccXES Client Tools................4 3.1.1 Shortcut left in Start Menu....................4 3.1.2 Alias left on the Dock (Mac OS X)...................4 3.2 Installing AccXES Client Tools..................4 3.3 Document Submit Tool.....................5 3.3.1 Media Source........................5 3.3.2 BacklitFilm media type....................5 3.3.3 Multinational characters display poorly................6 3.3.4 Status Messages......................6 3.4 Document Retrieve Tool...................6 3.4.1 Scan Directory.........................6 3.4.2 Raster Editor........................6 3.4.3 PDF Files.........................6 3.5 Unix/Linux.........................7 3.5.1 Default Shortcut Location....................7 3.5.2 Shading can cause ACT to freeze...................7 3.5.3 Serial port not supported w/Linux..................7 3.5.4 Umlauts...........................7 3.6 Mac OS X........................7 3.6.1 Minimum Requirements....................7 3.6.2 Connection Retry Times....................7 3.6.3 Networked Drives......................8 3.7 Windows........................8 3.7.1 Windows 2003 Server.....................8 Page 1... -
Page 4: Introduction
1 Introduction The AccXES Client Tools (ACT) are used to send document sets to an AccXES supported printer and to retrieve scanned images that were scanned at an AccXES supported scanner. The AccXES Client Tools application runs on a Windows PC, or a Solaris workstation. See the ReadME file for the installed files directory structure, the system requirements, and the install/uninstall directions. The AccXES Client Tools User Guide also explains the basic system requirements, as well as the easy installation and uninstalling instructions. NOTE: Both the ACT and the AccXES Account Management Tool (AMT) can be installed from the same install software. Both ACT and AMT are uninstalled, when “AccXES” is chosen from the Start>Settings>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs Property screen. The installed ACT software has the following individual tabs: Document Submit, Printer Queue, Document Retrieve, and Device Manager. For AccXES firmware versions 7.0 and greater, the Accounting Tab is disabled. Instead, an external accounting server, such as the AccXES Account Management Tool, will track the job accounting data of multiple printers. This is done by the AMT retrieving the media usage of all printed and scanned images from the job log file, which exists in the Controller that is attached to each printer. Use the software’s Help screens, and the AccXES Client Tools User Guide to access Quick Starts and details of how to use the tools. Page 2... -
Page 5: What's New In Act Version 11.0
2 What’s New in ACT Version 11.0 New, faster Java Virtual Machine. Compatibility with Windows XP Service Pack 2. Page 3... -
Page 6: Release Notes
3 Release Notes 3.1 Uninstalling AccXES Client Tools The AccXES Client Tools and Account Management Tool applications must be closed before running the uninstall software. (For Windows 2000, and XP, the uninstall is done by selecting Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove programs. Select AccXES and click on the Add/Remove button. This will remove both ACT and AMT, if they are both on your workstation. When the InstallAnywhere Uninstaller screen comes up, click on the Uninstall button. Select the Exit button when the uninstall is complete. (If you are using UNIX, see the AccXES Client Tools 9.0 User Guide for how to uninstall the ACT software.) You may also want to delete the Act folder, where your files were stored, if you do not need to access them anymore. Operating System ACT Folder Location Windows 20000 Windows XP C:\documents and Settings\User Name\XES\ACT Solaris/Linux/Mac OS X <Users Home directory>/.XES/ACT 3.1.1 Shortcut left in Start Menu After uninstalling the AccXES Client Tools from Windows systems, the shortcut is sometimes left in the Start Menu. The shortcut is nonoperational and can be deleted without loss of data. 3.1.2 Alias left on the Dock (Mac OS X) If you have installed ACT on Mac OS X with aliases (shortcuts) located on the Dock, uninstalling ACT may not remove the alias from the Dock. Simply drag the alias to the trash to complete uninstalling ACT. 3.2 Installing AccXES Client Tools You must have administrator rights in order to install the AccXES client tools on a PC platform. If the webbased installation of the AccXES Client Tools is canceled, a series of error messages will be generated. On the first one, which is a “Save As” dialog box, select the “Cancel” button. On the “Installation error message,” click the “OK” button until it brings you back to the main web installation screen, where you can retry the installation. Users must map drives before browsing to install on a network. If this is not done, the network location that the user browsed to, and selected for ACT to install to, will appear as a path in the C drive. ACT does not read “\\...” for installations. It needs a specific drive (e.g. G:\) Page 4... -
Page 7: Document Submit Tool
If you want to create a shortcut to a specific folder, when prompted to do so during the installation process, be sure that the folder exists. If it does not, although the installation will be successful, the shortcut will not be created because the folder doesn’t exist. The default shortcut location is the Program Files group for Windows, or the home directory for Solaris and Linux. Canceling the installation will leave created files in the new directory. The uninstaller cannot be run after canceling an install. Remaining files must be removed manually. Note: When upgrading from 7.5 and changing the language, certain messages may be left in the old language. The “Print to File” field of the device manager tab is one of these. Updating a foreign language installation of either French or German with an English installation will leave the “Print to File” field of the device manager tab untranslated. 3.3 Document Submit Tool 3.3.1 Media Source Go to Job Option tab > Composition tab > Select Overlay Images > Media Source drop down menu. Although “Manual Feed” is listed as a choice of media source for page composition jobs, the print job will be treated as if AUTO media source was selected. If an appropriate roll of media is available, it will be printed on that media; otherwise, the job will query until the correct roll media is installed. In addition, other Media Source selections will be treated as AUTO if an appropriate roll of media is available in a different roll. 3.3.2 BacklitFilm media type If you are using the BacklitFilm360 media type in your printer, WebPMT lists it as BacklitFilm 360/720 to accommodate legacy versions of AccXES. If you select BacklitFilm360/720 as the media type in WebPMT, you must have the BacklitFilm360 media loaded in the printer and identified as BacklitFilm 360 at the printer, or you will create a mismatch. If you are using the BacklitFilm720 media type, both the printer and WebPMT will list it as BacklitFilm720. Navigational paths to select Label media types: Job Options: Go to Document Submit Tab > Job Options Button> Labels Tab > Fonts drop down list Default Options: Go to Document Submit Tab > Job Options Button > Labels Tab > check Apply Label box > OK > Edit Default Options Button > Labels Tab > Fonts drop down list Single Document Options: Go to Document Submit Tab > Job Options Button > Labels Tab > check Apply Label box > OK > double click a document title > Labels Tab > Fonts drop down list Page 5... -
Page 8: Multinational Characters Display Poorly
3.3.3 Multinational characters display poorly There have been instances where multinational characters have been entered into text fields (such as labels) and displayed improperly by the client tools application. This does not affect the printing of the characters at the printer, they will print correctly. 3.3.4 Status Messages In most cases it is best to check WebPMT to get the most current printer status messages. 3.4 Document Retrieve Tool 3.4.1 Scan Directory If you are having trouble retrieving images, be sure to check that both Scan Directory values at the scanner and on the Document Retrieve Tool match. For example, the Scan Directory default value in the Document Retrieve Tool is 0.1. However, when using AccXES 7.0 or higher, the Synergix scanner's default scan directory is images. Either change the directory name at the scanner to 0.1 or change it in the Document Retrieve tool to be images. If you are attempting to retrieve images from AccXES 6.1 or lower, the default directory in both locations is 0.1. 3.4.2 Raster Editor Go to Document Retrieve Tool. Select a retrieved file. Select in the toolbar menu, Image > Raster Edit. If the raster editor opens, but the retrieved file won’t open within the editor, then select the Open File icon, or select File > Open to open the file. CALS FILES When using Adobe Photo Shop & Wang Imaging applications, be aware that they do not recognize CALS images as valid file format. When the image is selected on the Document Retrieve Tab, and the Raster Editor button is pressed, the application is opened, but then an “Invalid File Format” error appears. PDF FILES See the PDF Files section below for raster editor behavior with PDF images. TIFF FILES Tiff files that are scanned to net in Photo Mode cannot be opened in RasterX Spotlight. TIFF files will not open in VP Hybrid CAD editor. 3.4.3 PDF Files If an image being scanned is longer than 200 inches, although the entire image will be scanned, only the first 200 inches will be saved to file and available for printing. Page 6... -
Page 9: Unix/Linux
Scan to net PDF image files shouldn’t be open in RasterX Spotlight, VPHybridCAD, and WANG Imaging applications because they are not displayed properly. When the Raster Editor button is pressed on the Document Retrieve Tool, the raster application is opened, but the following error message is received: “Cannot read from file (name of file). File loading operation in this format is not supported.” 3.5 Unix/Linux 3.5.1 Default Shortcut Location The default shortcut location is the home directory for Solaris and Linux. If you want to create a shortcut to a specific folder, when prompted to do so during the installation process, be sure that the folder exists. If it doesn’t, although the installation will be successful, the shortcut will not be created because the folder doesn’t exist. Also, make sure that you have permissions to install in the desired location. 3.5.2 Shading can cause ACT to freeze Using the Shade feature on an ACT window can cause the application to freeze. The operating system is not affected, and the application can be closed and restarted to correct the problem. 3.5.3 Serial port not supported w/Linux The serial port option is not supported on Linux installations even if the hardware is present. Parallel port and Ethernet should be used as alternatives. 3.5.4 Umlauts Labels containing umlauts may not print correctly from ACT when running under Linux. 3.6 Mac OS X 3.6.1 Minimum Requirements When using ACT with Mac OS X it is required that you have a minimum of a G4 processor with Panther 10.3.3 or greater, Java 1.4.2 or greater, and a screen resolution of 1152x870 or greater. Ignoring these recommendations will result in unreliable operation of ACT on OS X. The Panther and Java updates are available via Apple’s Software Update. 3.6.2 Connection Retry Times Actual connection retry times may be longer than those specified when running ACT under Mac OS X. Page 7... -
Page 10: Networked Drives
3.6.3 Networked Drives While Mac OS X is capable of connecting to Windows file shares, for enhanced reliability it is recommended that networked drives not be used as destinations for the Document Retrieval Tool ScanToNet feature. 3.7 Windows 3.7.1 Windows 2003 Server Windows 2003 Server is not supported at this time. Please contact your service representative for potential workarounds. Page 8... - Page 11 XEROX Inc. 2005. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America XEROX®, The Document Company, and the identifying product names and numbers herein are trademarks of XEROX CORPORATION. All other product names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective companies. All Rights reserved. Adobe Photo Shop is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated. InstallAnywhere is a registered trademark of ZeroG Software, Inc. Solaris is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. Windows NT®, Windows XP, Windows®2000, and Windows®2003 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. 04/2005 Page 9...