BlueZone TCP/IP print server

BlueZone TCP/IP print server

BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is a Windows application that supports the LPD protocol enabling end users to receive and customize print jobs from an LPR client on any AS/400, Mainframe, UNIX, or Windows-based system, to any Windows defined printer, whether locally attached or remote.

BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is known as a Line Printer Daemon, or LPD for short. A daemon is a server or sometimes referred to as an agent. BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is an LPD Server.

  • TCP/IP Print Server installation
    The BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is installed using the standard BlueZone Desktop setup program. BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is one of the components that can be selected during installation. BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is not automatically selected by default, during BlueZone installation.
  • Launching sessions
  • Configuring sessions
  • Starting sessions
  • Stopping sessions
  • Ending sessions
    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.
  • Print setup
    All of the settings that control how the print job is interpreted as it is sent from the host, and how it is formatted when sent the to the printer are located in the Print Setup property sheet. To access the Print Setup click File → Print Setup from the menu bar.
  • Job queue settings
    The Job Queue Properties property sheet is used to configure Job Queue operating parameters. Options include Auto-Pause, Show/Hide Status dialog, Submit to Log, and Spool settings.
  • The application desktop
    The BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server is split into three windows. The top window is the Printer Queue window, the center window is the Print Job Queue window, and the bottom window is the Print Log window.
  • Work with printer queues
  • Printing types
  • Work with print job entries
  • Work with print log entries