[THIN] Re: Meditech Users....Printing
- From: Mark Guzzo <marguz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 13:17:18 -0500
OK,
here is what you do....
Goto the root directory where MEDITECH is installed
"C:\Program Files\MEDITECH" in there you will see a "Print" folder.
Enter it and right click on "VMagicPPII.exe" and select properties.
Check the version number for the file, as you need the new on for it to
work. The proper version number is "5.0.2.2" I had one that was
"4.9.49" and that one would not work.
Once you have the proper file, start it as a service "c:\program files
\MEDITECH\Print\VMagicPPII.exe -i" then go into "Services" and start it.
Now, logon as a user and launch meditech. Goto Printer Setup on the
Meditech client and enter "PPII" click OK and now you can print LOCAL
:-)
I have Meditech setup as an anonymous published application so I write
to the HKCU\Software\Meditech\wrkstn\INIPTPDRIVERS key to add that
option so now they just select PPII from a drop-down-list
HTH
Mark Guzzo
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 09:06 -0600, Taylor, George wrote:
> I've tried a couple different ones, right now working with a HP LJ-1200.
> The driver is installed on the Citrix server as well as my local PC. I
> followed the instructions from Meditech on the VMagicPPII.exe -i command
> and the service did install on the server, before that I would get a
> message about needing the Meditech Document Manager. Now it gets the
> "Printing...." message at the bottom of the sreen, but nothing ever goes
> to the printer and there are no messages in the event logs. I'm not
> using the full PN client, only the PNAgent, could that be an issue?
--
Mark Guzzo
Citrix Administrator
Linux Administrator
Sinai Health Systems
M A R G U Z at A M E R I T E C H dot N E T
guzmar@xxxxxxxxx
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