1. printek_0_0_0_27.exe Driver
2. 2000driver.txt File Contents

2000driver.txt Driver File Contents (printek_0_0_0_27.exe)

Quick notes for the Printek Windows 2000 driver:


The driver choices available are as follows:

     Printek FormsMaster/Pro        This driver will print to the form loaded.
						There is no forms selection in this driver.

     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F0     This driver forces all output to use
                             		only Form 0 of the printer.  The paper
                             		source will be shown as "Tractor" and
                             		will be the only choice available.

     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F1     Forces all output to use Form 1.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F2     Forces all output to use Form 2.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F3     Forces all output to use Form 3.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F4     Forces all output to use Form 4.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F5     Forces all output to use Form 5.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F6     Forces all output to use Form 6.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F7     Forces all output to use Form 7.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F8     Forces all output to use Form 8.
     Printek FormsMaster/Pro F9     Forces all output to use Form 9.

If your application software works properly with the "Printek FormsMaster/Pro"
driver, it is not necessary to install any of the other drivers.  

You may install any or all of these drivers.  It is not necessary to
install all of the drivers.  For instance, if you need to use the form
specific drivers (F0 through F9) and you only use three forms, install
only the F0, F1, and F2 drivers (you may also install the "Printek
FormsMaster/Pro" driver if desired).


DEFINING A NEW FORM
-------------------

To define a new Windows 2000 form,  bring up the start menu by clicking on
the "Start" button of Windows 2000.

Drag the mouse up to the "Settings" menu item, and wait for the "printers"
item to appear.  Drag the mouse to the "printers" item and click it.  The
"printers" window should appear.  From the "File" menu, select the "Server
Properties" option.  If the "Forms" page is not displayed, click the "Forms"
tab.

Once the "Forms" dialog page is displayed, you may create a new form by
first selecting an existing form.  Then click the "Create a New Form"
check-box.  Enter a name to be used to identify the form.  Select the
units as either "Metric" or "English".  Enter the paper size and margins
using the appropriate units.  Then click the "Save Form" button.

After the new form has been created, you may assign the form to an existing
paper source as described below.



ASSIGNING A FORM NAME TO A PAPER SOURCE
---------------------------------------

To assign a form name to a paper source,  bring up the start menu by clicking
the "Start" button of Windows 2000.

Drag the mouse up to the "Settings" menu item, and wait for the "printers"
item to appear.  Drag the mouse to the "printers" item and click it.  The
"printers" window should appear.

Configure the printer by clicking the printer icon, and selecting the
"Properties" option from the "File" or "printer" menus.  Click the "Device
Settings" property tab to assign predefined forms to paper sources.

Once the "Device Settings" tab of the "Properties" dialog is displayed,
select a paper source such as "Form 1" by clicking it.  To assign a form
to the paper source, click on the appropriate form name in the "Change
Form X Setting" list box (where X is replaced by the form to be configured).
Note:  Only forms capable of being printed on your printer will be displayed
in the list box.

After all of the desired forms have been configured, click the "Ok" button.
The forms should now be available from your applications.