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Chapter 3

Printing to PowerRIP ImageSet

From Remote Workstations

Sharing the PowerRIP Imageset Printers

Before anyone can connect and print to PowerRIP

ImageSet, you must “share” the proper printer entities. If you

require Macintosh systems to connect and print to PowerRIP

ImageSet, you must install Windows 2000 Server’s or Windows

XP Professional’s “Services for Macintosh” network add-on.

This will enable the Macs to see the shared printers. For instruc-

tions on how to do this, see your Windows documentation.

Please note that you must use the “Server” versions of the

Windows operating systems as they are the only versions that

support services for Macintosh. It might be possible to use third-

party utilities to connect Macs to Windows 2000 or XP “non-

server”. Any software package that allows the Macs to see the

shared printer entities on the PC running PowerRIP ImageSet

“should” work. We recommend using the “Services For

Macintosh” from Microsoft.

To share the PowerRIP ImageSet supported printers,

follow these simple steps. For this example, we will assume that

we’ve installed PowerRIP ImageSet Server with support for the

Epson Stylus Photo 1290, the Epson Stylus Pro 9600, TIFF

output and PDF output. Will will further assume that we wish to

share all the supported printers:

1) Open the “Printers” dialog under Windows

Win 2000: Start/Settings/Printers

Win XP: Start/Printers and Faxes

2) Open the first printer entity (PowerRIP Stylus Photo 1290 in

this test scenario)

3) Select Printer/Sharing

4) Select the “Sharing” tab if not already selected

5) Select the “Shared As” radio button, the text box next to it

will become enabled

6) Enter a descriptive name in the Text box, click “OK”. The

name you enter in the text box is the name that will appear

as the shared printer when you connect to PowerRIP

ImageSet from remote workstations.

Depending on the name you chose, you might get a dialog

stating that the name you chose might not be accessible

from MS-DOS workstations. If you’re not using any MS-

DOS workstations (most people are not, now-adays) click

“Yes”.

7) Your printer is now shared. Repeate steps 1 thru 6 for the

remaining printer entities which, for this example, would be:

PowerRIP Stylus Pro 9600, PowerRIP PDF and PowerRIP

TIFF.

Installing the printer driver on remote

workstations

PowerRIP ImageSet comes with a utility which lets you

easily connect your remote Windows workstations (any 32-bit

version of Windows) as well as the appropriate PPDs to let your

Macintosh connect just as easily.

Connecting from Windows workstations

Gaining access to the server

Due to Windows’ security, it is necessary that the remote

client system (the PC which will be the client) be logged in to

the server (the PC running PowerRIP ImageSet). If you are

unsure as how to do this, consult your Windows documentation

or your system administrator.

To connect to the PowerRIP ImageSet printers from a Windows

workstation (any version of 32-bit Windows):

1) Ensure that the workstation is logged in to the server

running PowerRIP ImageSet

2) Insert the PowerRIP ImageSet CD into the workstation you

wish to connect from. The PowerRIP ImageSet splash

screen will appear within a few seconds.

3) If the PowerRIP ImageSet splash screen does not appear,

Open “My Computer”, select and open the CD drive and

open “Setup.exe”

4) Click on “Connect Workstation to PowerRIP ImageSet

Server”

5) The “Connect To PowerRIP Server” application will launch

(it might take a few seconds, be patient)

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