;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; QVTNET.INI ; ; Global configuration file for WinQVT/Net ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [net] ; ; hostdir ; ; Location of the 'hosts' file ; If omitted, WinQVT/Net will look in \WINDOWS ; hostdir= [localio] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; PC Keyboard and printer information ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; kb_type ; ; 'enhanced': IBM 101-key 'Enhanced' keyboard ; 'lk250': DEC LK250 keyboard ; kb_type=enhanced ; ; keypad ; ; use 'physical' (DEC) or 'logical' (IBM) layout for editing keypad ; keypad=DEC ; ; nl_mode ; ; Should <NumLock> key be forced ON ('lock') or left alone ('unlock') ; Use 'unlock' with laptops ; nl_mode=lock ; ; printer ; ; Specifies the default local printer for print-screen and ; slave-printing. If left blank, the default Windows printer ; will be used. ; ; The argument to this directive should of the form used by ; the 'device=' statement in the [windows] section of WIN.INI. ; printer= [console] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Console Information ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; winpos ; ; The initial screen location of the Console window ; Syntax is 'winpos=x,y', where 'x' is the horizontal pixel offset, ; and 'y' is the vertical pixel offset. ; If not present, the console will be placed in the upper right corner ; winpos= ; ; window ; ; Specifies whether the console message area should be displayed ; or hidden at program startup ; window=visible ; ; forecolor ; ; The color that will be used to display text in the console window ; Use any of the standard IBM color names, or a 3-part RGB color spec ; of the form 'nnn,nnn,nnn', where each 'nnn' is a decimal number between 0 ; and 255. ; forecolor=black ; ; backcolor ; ; The background color of the console window ; See 'forecolor' (above) for available choices ; backcolor=192,192,192 ; ; logging ; ; Specifies whether or not console messages should automatically be ; copied to the default logfile CONSOLE.LOG. ; logging=ON ; ; auto_start ; ; A list of up to five clients that should be launched at program startup. ; To auto-start a terminal session, use the name of the terminal configuration, ; as listed in 'QVTNET.RC'. ; You may also auto-start 'ftp', 'nntp', and 'mail'. ; auto_start= ; ; editor ; ; Name of the text editor that the news reader and mail utility will use ; editor=notepad ; ; Network event dispatching ; 'async' is preferred, but may not work well in all situations ; use 'sync' if async is not producing good results (e.g., loss of data) ; dispatch=async [servers] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Server Information ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; ftp ; ; If 'on', the ftp server will be started at program startup time ; ftp=off ; ; rcp ; ; If 'on', the rcp server will be started at program startup time ; rcp=off ; ; ; smtp ; ; If 'on', the SMTP server will be started at program startup time ; smtp=off ; passfile ; ; The name of the file which contains security information for remote ftp logins ; This file is created and maintained by the PASSWD.EXE utility. ; Use a fully-qualified pathname. ; Note: FTP users must have a username and password to log on! ; passfile= ; ; login_dir ; ; The directory to which authorized FTP users will be attached at login time ; login_dir= ; ; anonftp_dir ; ; The directory to which anonymous ftp users will be attached at login, ; and to which they will be restricted during sessions. ; ; If left blank, anonymous logins will not be permitted! ; anonftp_dir= ; ; acl_default ; ; Specifies the default access for unlisted directories: allow | deny ; acl_default=allow [terminal] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Terminal Client Setup ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; port ; ; default TCP port to use: telnet or rlogin ; port=telnet ; ; forecolor ; ; The color which will be used to display text ; forecolor=white ; ; backcolor ; ; The background color of the Terminal window ; backcolor=black ; ; boldcolor ; ; The color which will be used to display 'high-intensity' text ; boldcolor=cyan ; ; backspace ; ; The ASCII value which will be transmitted by the <Backspace> key ; backspace=DEL ; ; local_echo ; ; Should keystrokes be echoed locally, or by the host? ; local_echo=off ; ; wrap ; ; Automatically wrap back to column 1 after reaching EOL ; wrap=on ; ; terminal ; ; Which terminal to emulate: VT200, VT100, VT52 ; terminal=VT200 ; ; keypad_mode ; ; Indicates whether keypads will be in 'numeric' or 'application' ; mode at startup ; keypad_mode=numeric ; ; negotiate ; ; Enable/disable Telnet terminal-type negotiation ; Form is 'negotiate=<all|default>,<yes|no> ; The first parameter indicates whether telnet negotiations should be ; done for all connections (the default), or only to those which connect ; to the default telnet port (23). ; The second parameter specifies whether or not 'terminal type' ; negotiations should be enabled. ; negotiate=all,yes ; ; font ; ; Which font to use: DEC, IBM, ANSI, Terminal ; font=DEC ; ; fontsize ; ; Use 'large' or 'small' DEC font (when 'font=DEC') ; fontsize=LARGE ; ; custom_font ; ; Which font to use as the 'custom' font ; custom_font= ; ; bell ; ; Will the terminal's bell sound when the BEL character is received? ; bell=on ; ; win_height ; ; The height of the terminal window, in text lines. ; 12 <=win_height <= 48 ; win_height=24 ; ; win_width ; ; The width of the terminal window, in text columns ; 40 <=win_height <= 160 ; win_width=80 ; ; scrollbar ; ; Specifies whether the Terminal window will have scrollbars ; scrollbar=ON ; ; buffer ; ; Specifies the number of lines in the scrollback buffer ; buffer=72 ; ; script ; ; The name of the file containing script commands to be executed ; after a connection has been established ; script= ; ; keymap ; ; The name of the file containing default key redefinitions ; Fully-qualified pathname recommended ; keymap= ; ; username ; ; The default username to supply to the 'rlogin' protocol ; username= ; ; print_mode ; ; Specifies whether local printing should be done in 'normal' (text) ; mode or 'transparent' mode. ; print_mode=normal [ftp] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; FTP Client Setup ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; font ; ; The font that will be used to display text in the FTP window ; Available choices are 'system' and 'ansi' ; font=SYSTEM ; ; forecolor ; ; The color that will be used to display text in the FTP window ; You can use one of the 8 standard IBM PC colors, or an RGB color ; spec of the form 'nnn,nnn,nnn', where each 'nnn' is a decimal number ; between 0 and 255. ; forecolor=black ; ; backcolor ; ; The background color of the FTP window ; Use one of the standard IBM PC colors, or an RGB color spec. ; backcolor=192,192,192 ; ; winpos ; ; The initial position of the FTP window. ; Syntax is 'winpos=x,y', where 'x' and 'y' are pixel offsets, ; expressed in decimal. ; winpos= ; ; autologin ; ; Initiate a login dialog at window create time ; autologin=off ; ; logindir ; ; Specifies the local directory which will be the initial attach point ; for the FTP client ; logindir= ; ; savedir ; ; Specifies the local directory which will be the default download ; directory for the 'get' command. ; ; Files will be saved here even if it is not the current local ; working directory. ; ; Can be overridden at runtime by specifying the absolute pathname ; of the local file as the second argument to 'get'. ; savedir= ; ; filemode ; ; The file transfer mode: ascii or binary ; filemode=ascii ; ; host ; ; The default host name (optional) ; host= ; ; username ; ; The default username (optional) ; username= ; ; password ; ; The default password (optional) ; password= ; ; hash ; ; Hash mark display during transfer: on or off ; hash=on ; ; verbose ; ; Display server responses: on or off ; verbose=on ; ; prompt ; ; Confirm each file in a multi-file transaction (e.g., mget, mdele) ; prompt=on ; ; bell ; ; Sound bell after completion of transfers: on or off ; bell=off [nntp] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; NNTP Client (News Reader) Setup ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; host ; ; Hostname of the NNTP server (mandatory) ; host= ; ; font ; ; The font that will be used by the news reader to display text ; Available choices are 'system', 'ansi', and 'helv' ; font=HELV ; ; forecolor ; ; The color that will be used to display text in the news reader window ; Use one of the 8 standard IBM PC colors ; forecolor=white ; ; backcolor ; ; The background color for the news reader window ; Use one of the 8 standard IBM PC colors, ; or an RGB spec in the form 'rrr,ggg,bbb' ; backcolor=0,0,128 ; ; winpos ; ; The initial (x,y) position of the news reader window, ; expressed as a pixel offset from the origin (upper-left is 0,0) ; winpos=30,10 ; ; list_height ; ; The number of lines in the listbox that the news reader uses ; to show newsgroups and article subject lines. This value can ; vary between 2 and 10. ; list_height=5 ; ; autologin ; ; Connect to server at application startup ; autologin=on ; ; article_limit ; ; Puts a limit on the number of unread articles that will be allowed ; to appear in a newsgroup. ; article_limit= ; ; savedir ; ; The default directory where news articles will be saved (optional) ; savedir= ; ; posthdr_from ; ; Your email address. ; This will be used as the default 'From:' line in your article headers ; posthdr_from= ; ; posthdr_distrib ; ; Default article distribution. ; ; Specifies the range over which your postings will be distributed. ; Values include 'usa', 'na', etc. ; posthdr_distrib=world ; ; posthdr_org ; ; The name of your organization ; This will be used in the 'Organization:' line in your postings ; posthdr_org= [pop] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; POP3 (Mail) Client Setup ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; mailbox ; ; The default mailbox ; mailbox= ; ; font ; ; The font that will be used to display text in the POP3 window ; Choices are 'system', 'ansi', or 'helv' ; font=HELV ; ; forecolor ; ; The color that will be used to display text ; Use one of the 8 standard IBM PC colors ; forecolor=white ; ; backcolor ; ; The background color of the mail application window ; Use one of the 8 standard IBM PC colors, ; or an RGB spec in the form 'rrr,ggg,bbb' ; backcolor=0,0,128 ; ; winpos ; ; The initial position of the Mail window ; Syntax is 'winpos=x,y' where 'x' and 'y' are pixel offsets ; from the origin (upper-left), expressed in decimal ; winpos= ; ; autologin ; ; Specify whether the login dialog should come up at startup time ; autologin=off ; ; keep_password ; ; Specify whether password should be retained between POP3 sessions. ; ; NOTE: the password will NOT be retained between WinQVT/Net sessions, ; only between separate POP3 logins during a single WinQVT/Net session. ; keep_password=no ; ; mailcheck_interval ; ; Specifies how many minutes will elapse between 'new mail' checks ; mailcheck_interval=5 ; ; savedir ; ; The default directory for saving mail messages ; Use a fully-qualified pathname, with no trailing backslash ; savedir= ; ; Protocol ; ; Specifies whether extended POP3 (i.e., XTND XMIT) or SMTP ; should be the protocol used for sending mail (or replies) ; SMTP is strongly recommended ; protocol=SMTP ; ; smtp_host ; ; Specifies the SMTP host machine ; Mandatory if you plan to use SMTP for sending mail ; smtp_host= ; ; smtp_return ; ; Your return email address ; Mandatory if you plan to use SMTP for sending mail ; smtp_return= [lpr] ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; lpr Client Setup ; ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; hostname ; ; The default lpr host (optional) ; host= ; ; qname ; ; The name of the print queue to use, e.g. 'lp' (mandatory) ; queue=lp ; ; username ; ; The username under which the print job will be submitted (mandatory) ; to the lpr daemon. ; username=Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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