HP Designjet Universal Print Driver - System Administrator's Guide

HP DJ UPD SAG

1 Purpose and scope

Introduction

This system administrator's guide provides information about the HP Designjet Universal Print Driver (HP DJ UPD)

software.

This guide is distributed in electronic format to serve as a quick-reference tool for information Technology (IT)

Administrators, Customer Care Center (CCC) Agents, Support Engineers, System Administrators, Management

Information Systems (MIS) Personnel, and Printer Users.

This guide includes the following information:

 Procedures for installing and uninstalling the HP Designjet Universal Print Driver.

 Descriptions of the HP Designjet Universal Print Driver, its features, benefits, use, and management.

 The following table describes the structure of this System Administrator's Guide:

Table 1-1 HP Designjet Universal Print Driver System Administrator's Guide overview

Chapter Content

Chapter 1, Purpose and scope Describes the purpose of this guide, including conventions and hardware.

Chapter 2, Software description Describes the software, including installation requirements, and

availability. Also described are the different driver versions (HP-GL/2 and

PostScript), their specific purposes, and the modes for installing them.

Chapter 3, Plan an HP DJ UPD deployment Provides information for planning and deploying the HP DJ UPD in

your environment.

Chapter 4, Install and Uninstall of the HP DJ UPD Provides instructions for installing and uninstalling the HP DJ UPD.

Chapter 5, HP DJ UPD Features and Use Cases Includes information on using the HP DJ UPD

For more information about the location of information within these chapters, see the table of contents and the

index at the end of this guide.

Conventions used in this guide

This guide uses the following conventions:

 Keyboard keys appear in colored font. For example, Press the Shift key.

 Directory paths, file names, and file extensions appear in fixed width (mono-spaced) font. File names

and file extensions appear in uppercase. For example, Find the SAMPLE.TXT file in the C:\Temp