Whilst the variables have the same name, the values will be toggled based upon the Workspace Control. Value printserver which is the NetBIOS name of your existing print server.
Value citrixserver which is the NetBIOS name of your Citrix print server.I have configured the variables as follows: STAGE THREE – Configure the Environment Variables within the RES Workspace Manager Management Console That’s it – you have now modified your building block. Paste the value from the clipboard into the Find what box. In Replace with, enter the value of your environment variable which is %printer% in my exampleĬhoose the Replace All option and click OK to confirm that the operation is complete. Select Replace under the Edit menu option Highlight the name of the print server that you wish to replace for the environment variable, and copy the value to the clipboard Right click your building block and Open With WordPad Normally, I would suggest that xml files are modified in notepad, as you do not run the risk of applying any formatting to the file. However, you cannot do a Replace All action with Notepad, so I am recommending the use of Wordpad instead. Please be careful though, and do not amend anything in the file unnecessarily
Res one workspace software#
Refer to Q201913 – the official RES Software knowledge base article STAGE TWO – Modify the building block to replace your Print Server names with the Environment Variable we will define within the RES Workspace Manager Management Console The PRN2BB Utility can now be uninstalled, or you can create additional building blocks (if you are working in batches) That’s it – you now have a building block Select your options under the settings sectionĬlick the Create Building Block button and choose the location that you want to save your building block to, and click Save. Select the printers that you would like to include in your building block, note that you are able to use CTRL and Shift keys to make multiple selections quicker Please note that the installation does not require a reboot, and no icon or shortcuts will be created. Invoke the Wizard by navigating to C:\Program Files\RES Software\PRN2BB and running Printerlist to Building Block.exeĪfter some time (the more printers there are, the longer it will take) a list of print queues will be displayed Invoke the Installer of the PRN2BB Utility: The attached tool is merely a means of deriving an xml file from Active Directory. There are many ways to create an xml file containing print queue information including other 3 rd party vendors and printer manufacturers, so you may prefer to use your own tools. Please note – the attached tool is NOT an OFFICIAL RES Software product, and it is NOT SUPPORTED by the RES Software Support Department. STAGE ONE – Use the PRN2BB Utility to create a Building Block based on the Print Queues in Active Directory
Res one workspace how to#
Here’s a description of the utility and how to use it:
Res one workspace manual#
I was talking to Grant Tiller about a customer that had +500 printers that had to be created in RES Workspace Manager and he told me there was a solution to create printers in bulk so it wouldn’t be a manual job.
0 kommentar(er)
