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ScrewDrivers 4.7.5.60
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System Requirements: TriCerat ScrewDrivers software product can work with terminal environments: Citrix XenApp (Citrix Presentation Server), Citrix XenDesktop, VMware VDI, Microsoft Windows Terminal Services, and Microsoft XP remote desktops. The ScrewDrivers client portion can be installed on Windows desktops ranging from Windows 98 to Windows 2008 Server and on thin clients that use Windows XP Embedded.
Description: Terminal Servers allow users to work with programs that are not running on their workstation, but on a computer located in a nearby building, on the other side of town or even on another continent. At the same time, modern terminal environments make this process almost indistinguishable from working on a local computer. However, there is one problem in the organization of terminal systems, the search for an acceptable solution which can become a nightmare for the system administrator. Such task is administration of printing on terminal servers running Windows. TriCerat company tries to make life easier for administrators of Terminal Server and Citrix MetaFrame by offering triCerat ScrewDrivers software product, which significantly simplifies management of print device drivers on the terminal server.
The need to obtain an electronic document as a hard copy is natural for a person working with a computer. Ideally the press in terminal session should not differ from the press on the local computer. Users should be able to press the print button in their application, easily select the right printer and quickly get a printout. However, in the Windows Server environment, there are a number of difficulties with the printout.
This is due to the fact that all applications are processed on the server, and therefore, and custom print jobs are also created on the server. In this case, the users' printers are usually located next to them and configured on their workstations. As a result, when the terminal server system administrator is faced with the task of providing users with the ability to print, he has two ways: install and configure all the printers used by clients on the terminal server or display client printers on the server during the terminal session.
The first option may be acceptable if the printers, clients and terminal server are on the same small network. In this case, the system administrator will have to manually configure printers for a user or group of users, matching it with the physical location of users. The large number of users and printers (and therefore the abundance of installed printer drivers on the server and printer access settings) will make support for such a terminal system very difficult. Also such organization of the terminal environment is inconvenient for clients from other cities and clients with low speed access to the terminal server.
The second option allows users to see their usual printers. However, in this case, print jobs are translated into a printer format on the terminal server, which increases the load on the server and significantly loads the communication channel by transmitting uncompressed data. It is difficult for the system administrator to control the correct setting of users' local printers, and it is necessary to install and configure drivers for printers used by clients on the terminal server.
The printing process as it is organized in the Windows family of operating systems has three phases. The first phase is the formation of the print output in the application itself (page formatting, adding footers, etc.) and the subsequent processing of the application output in the GDI subsystem. The GDI subsystem creates a meta file containing the printer data and commands and transmits this file to the Windows printing subsystem. The second phase is the processing of data for printing in the Windows printing subsystem. The print subsystem determines the target printer for this print job. If the print job is intended for the local printer, the Windows printing subsystem translates a meta file with print data into a printer format (this process in Windows is called visualization). When printing remotely, the meta file is sent to a print server where it is visualized by a suitable printer driver. The third phase is the direct printout of the visualized print job to the printer.
The triCerat ScrewDrivers software product is included in the second phase of the printing process. Interacting with the Windows print subsystem, it displays in a terminal session virtual printers that match the local printers installed at the user's workplace. Printing on these virtual printers is no more complicated for the user than printing on local printers. At the same time, the printout
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FILE LIST
Filename
Size
crack/MFC71.dll
1 MB
crack/msvcr71.dll
340 KB
crack/sd4_kg.exe
44 KB
crack/Кряк.docx
52.6 KB
install.exe
1 MB
Quick Start Guide - ScrewDrivers[TS].pdf
189.8 KB
README FIRST.html
27.2 KB
ScrewDrivers Client v4.7.5.60 x64 (rdp only).msi
2.3 MB
ScrewDrivers Client v4.7.5.60 x64.msi
4.3 MB
ScrewDrivers Client v4.7.5.60.msi
3.7 MB
ScrewDrivers Server v4.7.5.60 (for 2000, 2003, 2008).msi
7.3 MB
ScrewDrivers Server v4.7.5.60 x64 (for 2000, 2003, 2008, 2008R2).msi
