Creating bindery print job configurations

1. Load PRINTCON and press <F4> to switch to bindery mode.

   You may receive a warning message at this point telling you that you must have a SYS:MAIL directory before you can create a private bindery print job database. To do this you must log into this server in bindery mode.

   If you are not attached to a bindery server, a list of servers you are already attached to is displayed.

   • Press <Ins> and browse through the ``Other NetWare Servers'' list until you select the bindery server you want to attach to.

   • Log in to the bindery server you selected by entering your username and password at the prompts.

     You then return to the list of attached servers, which now includes the bindery server you logged in to.

   • Select the bindery server to make it the current server.

     You are returned to the Available Options menu.

2. Select the ``Edit print job configurations'' option.

   The ``Print Job Configurations'' list appears.

3. At the ``Print Job Configurations'' list, press <Ins> to create a new configuration.

   If you are logged in to the bindery server as a Supervisor or equivalent user, the options of ``Private Database'' or ``Public Database'' will appear. Print jobs created for the private database are stored in the users MAIL directory, and public database jobs are stored in SYS:PUBLIC directory.

   When a user goes into PRINTCON to edit print jobs, all job configurations from both the user's print job database (in the MAIL directory) and those in the PUBLIC database are shown. If the job configuration is a public job, it will have ``Public'' listed next to the configuration name.

• Bindery-based users will have access only to print job configurations created by a bindery based user.

• Directory Services based users will have access only to print job configurations created in Directory Services mode.

• Only users defined in the bindery context will have access to bindery-based print job configurations.

• Bindery-based users (users in the bindery context) have a MAIL directory created for them. Private print jobs are stored in PRINTJOB.DAT in the users MAIL directory. (Notice the name has been changed from PRINTCON.DAT to PRINTJOB.DAT.)

• Public print job configurations for bindery-based users are stored in SYS:PUBLIC\PRINTJOB.DAT file.

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  NOTE: For Directory Services users, the print job configurations are an attribute in the Directory and are replicated wherever a partition in which they are defined is replicated.

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