3 Installing Eloquence on Windows
# Sample global Eloquence configuration file # # (C) Copyright Marxmeier Software AG, 2002 # @(#)$Revision: 22.2 $ # # This file defines the global Eloquence configuration # It must be named eloq.config and located in the Eloquence # configuration directory. The location of this directory # depends on your operating system and the Eloquence # installation base directory. # # On the Windows platform, it is located by default in the # C:/Program Files/Eloquence/etc directory. # # PLEASE NOTE: # You MUST define at least one volume (typically SYSTEM, see below), # or eloqcore will fail on startup. # # Globally defined volumes # # Format: VOLUME label [device] path # # label - Volume label (up to 8 characters) # must be unique # device - HP260 device specifier eg. :F2,6,0 # ** optional, ignored when present # path - path to map volume # # Globally defined printers # # Format: PRINTER no [model] type spec # # no - printer select code (-2 .. 7, 11 .. 99) # model - PCL or OTHER # ** optional, unused # type - printer type PIPE, FILE or SYSTEM # spec - path/command to process on printer selection # # Globally defined ports (not available on Windows) # # Format: PORT no spec # # no - port select code (11 .. 20) # may not conflict with PRINTER # spec - path of tty devicefile # # # Default date/time format # # Format: DATE spec # TIME spec # # spec - date/time specification. please refer to date(1) or # strftime(3) for more information. # For backward compatibility, the former specifications # "DD.MM.YY" and "MM/DD/YY" are silently converted. # # Default: DATE "%m/%d/%y" # TIME "%H:%M:%S" # # Global MSI value # # Format: MSI label # # label - Volume label. Default is the first defined volume. # #***************************************************************** # sample date format # DATE "%m/%d/%y" # TIME "%H:%M:%S" # sample volume configuration VOLUME LOCAL . VOLUME SYSTEM "C:/Program Files/Eloquence/share/prog" VOLUME EXAMPLE "C:/Program Files/Eloquence/share/example" # sample global printers # This is an example how to access a native Windows printer # The printer name must be given exactly as defined in Windows. PRINTER 0 SYSTEM "HP LaserJet 4/4M Plus PS 600"