READ.ME for FarPRINT 1.1 21-Day DEMO 12-21-94 Thank you for looking at FarPRINT 1.1. To install this DEMO version from your Netware Server console load the NINSTALL.NLM. For example, if you extracted the DEMO files onto a diskette and placed the diskette in the A: drive of your Netware server, the command would be: :LOAD A:\NINSTALL.NLM For more information on installing FarPRINT see the file FARMAN.TXT - this a text version of the FarPRINT manual. See the ORDER.TXT for information on purchasing FarPRINT. (c) 1994 Network Instruments, LLC (612) 822-2025 FarPRINT Literature LPD/LPR NLM for the Netware Server FarPRINT completes Netware-to-UNIX integration FarPRINT takes the lead in a new generation of high performance LPD/LPR-based NLM print utilities for Netware servers. FarPRINT allows direct cross-mapping of UNIX and Netware print queues. FarPRINT enriches any UNIX/Netware installation, providing immediate, high speed, reliable, bi-directional server-to-server printing. What FarPRINT can do for you FarPRINT employs the industry standard LPD/LPR protocol to transfer print jobs to and from remote UNIX hosts and Netware Servers. Using LPD/LPR protocol makes FarPRINT inherently compatible with the vast majority of UNIX and other systems that implement LPD services. With FarPRINT you no longer need to use an intermediate PC when printing from Novell to UNIX or UNIX to Novell. Server-to-server print queue mapping enhances both end user usability and overall reliability when printing from one environment to another. The need for server-to-server printing has been either overlooked or poorly implemented on most sites. Why reconfigure print queues just because you are adding a UNIX system? FarPRINT transparently moves UNIX print Jobs to Netware queues (or visa-versa). FarPRINT provides high flexibility without sacrificing performance. For UNIX-to-Netware printing (LPD), FarPRINT can be configured for up to 48 UNIX queues to be mapped to Netware queues. For Netware-to-UNIX (LPR) printing, FarPRINT allows up to 48 Netware queues to be mapped to UNIX printers. WHY USE FARPRINT FarPRINT seamlessly bridges the gap in Netware-to-UNIX printing. FarPRINT allows UNIX to take advantage of the installed Netware printer infrastructure (if you are adding a UNIX system to a Novell site). Or, FarPRINT allows Netware to take advantage of existing UNIX printers (if you are adding Netware to a UNIX site) - all completely transparent to the end user. Because FarPRINT directly cross-maps up to 48 Novell and UNIX print queues, users can print from either environment as they always have - but now print jobs will be moved transparently to/from the Netware or UNIX spooler to the other environment. FARPRINT IS FAST - PRINTING IS IMMEDIATE Because FarPRINT is a complete implementation of TCP/IP's LPD/LPR, it is both efficient and extremely fast. No more waiting for other print utilities to spool and poll. FarPRINT receives and/or sends print jobs immediately. FARPRINT IS AN INDUSTRY STANDARD Based on the industry standard LPD/LPR, FarPRINT keeps you within the standard TCP/IP suite of protocols. No matter what kind of UNIX system you have or plan to purchase in the future, you can be confident that FarPRINT will work for you. Additionally, because FarPRINT is based on the industry standard LPD/LPR, there is no need to install any support files on UNIX and modification of the UNIX system's printer interface is unnecessary. Starting your UNIX system's built-in LPD/LPR services is the only UNIX setup required. FARPRINT IS SIMPLE TO USE AND ADMINISTER FarPRINT's familiar NLM interface makes administering both local and remote printers easy and straightforward. Any Netware administrator will feel right at home with FarPRINT's Syscon inspired interface. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Netware Server requirements: Novell Netware 3.11 (or greater). FarPRINT takes less than 300K of disk space on the Netware Server. UNIX requirements: Any UNIX that supports LPD/LPR protocol. PRICING A single Netware Server license for FarPRINT is: $395 US / 395 Pounds UK. FarPRINT is available from: Network Instruments, LLC P.O. Box 581156 Minneapolis, MN 55458-1156 (612) 822-2025 FAX (612) 825-5647 BBS (612) 822-0902 Internet: info@netinst.com (c) 1994 Network Instruments, LLC