Configuring Galileo Print Manager.net
Use Galileo Print Manager.net's GPM.NET Configuration window to add, configure, and delete host connections (for example, Galileo, Apollo, or GPDS for Rail vendors) and a variety of device drivers.
IMPORTANT! Because Galileo Print Manager.net runs as a Windows service, any changes to configurations do not take effect until the GPM.NET service is stopped and restarted.
The following topics provide information and procedures related to configuring Galileo Print Manager.net:
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Describes using the GPM.NET Configuration window to add, configure, and delete host connections and device drivers. This topic also describes using the Export Configurations menu option to export Galileo Print Manager.net configuration files to a location on your computer. |
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Describes adding and configuring host connections in greater detail. |
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Describes changing the service address in a GPDS host configuration to target the Travelport web services pre-production (COPY) environment. |
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Describes adding and configuring device drivers in greater detail. |
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Describes configuring Galileo and Apollo ATB Printer drivers. |
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Describes configuring a PDF to Printer driver (German market). |
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Describes setting up a device driver for the transfer of Machinable Interface Records (MIRs) to disk. |
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Describes configuring an itinerary device driver. |
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Explains the OPTAT Legacy Ticketing Driver. |
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Describes configuring a NULL device driver, which enables the processing of redundant documents without printing output. |
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Describes testing driver configurations by sending actual host print data to the device. |
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Describes using the GPM.NET Configuration window to configure FIPS support |
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Describes the steps to configure and run GPM.NET as an application |
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Describes the steps to configure and run GPM.NET as a windows service. |