in the Windows system tray and left click.
The BlueZone
TCP/IP Print Server desktop application will appear.|
BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server |
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To launch BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server, double click the desktop icon that was created during the BlueZone installation. Also, you can launch BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server from the BlueZone Program Group by going to Start, Programs, BlueZone, and clicking on BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server.
By default, the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server will automatically launch in the Windows System Tray without appearing on the Windows desktop.
If you want to configure the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server,
launch the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server, then locate the BlueZone TCP/IP
Print Server icon in the Windows system tray and left click.
The BlueZone
TCP/IP Print Server desktop application will appear.
NOTE The first time you launch the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server, you will be prompted with a Print Setup dialog. You will not be able to proceed until you supply a Printer Queue Name.
SEE Configuring the LPD Print Server for more information.
From the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server MenuBar,
choose Session:Start. Or,
click the Start Session icon 
from the BlueZone TCP/IP
Print Server ToolBar.
When the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is started, you will see the word "Listening..." in the StatusBar.
From the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server MenuBar,
choose Session:Stop. Or,
click the Stop Session icon 
from the BlueZone TCP/IP
Print Server ToolBar.
When the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is stopped, you will see the word "Stopped" in the StatusBar.
To minimize the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server session to the Windows System Tray, click the X located in the upper right hand corner of the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server desktop.
To end the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server desktop session,
right click the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server icon located
in the Windows System Tray, and select Exit.
Configuring the BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server