Unix/Linux; Default Shortcut Location; Shading Can Cause Act To Freeze; Serial Port Not Supported W/Linux - Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Release Note

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.
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