[1834] in Enterprise Print Delivery Team
Re: IPM Documentation
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lynne E. Durland)
Thu Oct 25 11:08:53 2001
Resent-From: David F Lambert <LAMBERT@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Resent-To: Enterprise Printing Delivery Project Team <printdel@MIT.EDU>
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Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 09:47:26 -0400
To: John Leary <jleary@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>, PRINTDEL@MIT.EDU
From: "Lynne E. Durland" <durland@MIT.EDU>
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Mary Ellen,
Since Lynne didn't address the second item below re certificate messages
appearing all the time, would you mind updating the operational
documentation with those instructions? Thanks in advance.
-Dave
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
John,
Fran and I have discussed this issue. I am working on looking at what can
be done, but have had some other issues come up. I will continue to try an
look at this to see if only one or two trays can be set instead of all four.
Lynne
At 10:06 PM 10/24/2001, John Leary wrote:
>Print Delivery Team,
> While printing GL testing tonight (IPM) the question of why do we have
>to load all 4 trays and edit the Media section with the corresponding paper
>type was mentioned. This question came up aboout a week ago and therefore
>the DOC team is inquiring as to the status of this procedure.
>
> Additionally, it should be noted in the Documentation (page 4) Reminders
>about the web interface (for new operators) that to eliminate the constant
>SELECT A CERTIFICATE message that appears when accessing Infoprint Manager
>(pillage). The operator should click on the Security button on Netscape
>then 'Navigator' then 'Certificate to identify you on the web site:'
>click on your name.
>
>Thanks,
>John Leary
>For the Doc Team
Lynne E. Durland
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