04 April 2007                                    Version 1.0

Package Name:  PPD-Files-IIABT.tar

Installation:
-------------
  1.  Download the file.

      The tar file should be downloaded to the system you wish to install
      on. A "tmp" directory or in a "home" account is recommended. Please,
      remember to transfer in binary mode.

  2.  If the package file is compressed, uncompress the file via:

        uncompress PPD-Files-IIABT.tar.Z

  3.  Untar the file in this directory via:

        tar -xvf PPD-Files-IIABT.tar

  4.  Change to the ppd_file directory via:

        cd ppd_files

  5.  Install the PPD Files.

      a. Linux Based CUPS
         ----------------
         Logged in as root, run the install script:

         ./install_ppd.sh

         See the Readme-CUPS.txt file for more information.

      b. Other CUPS installations
         ------------------------
         Copy the appropriate PPDs into the CUPS model directory 
         and restart CUPS.

      c. OpenOffice / StarOffice
         -----------------------
         See the Readme-OpenOffice.txt file for more information.

      d. Other Applications
         ------------------
         See the application's documentation.


Removing the PPD Files:
-----------------------
  a. Common UNIX Print Subsystem (CUPS)
     ----------------------------------
     Delete the following files and restart CUPS.

       /usr/share/cups/model/IBM_PPD/* 

  b. Printer Configuration (printtool or printconf) and Foomatic Utilities
     ---------------------------------------------------------------------
     Delete the following files.
        
       /usr/share/foomatic/db/source/driver/IBM_PPD.xml 
       /usr/share/foomatic/db/source/opt/ppd-IBM_*
       /usr/share/foomatic/db/source/printer/IBM_*

Notes:
------

  1. File Encoding ( ISO-88590-1 - UTF-8 )
     -------------------------------------
     This package provides ISO-8859-1 and UTF-8 encoded PPDs.  The file
     encoding affects how characters are displayed.  Some applications
     need ISO8859-1 encoded PPDs, while others need UTF-8 encoded PPDs.
     Select the encoding that best fits your environment.  If you select
     the wrong encoding for your application, either some characters will
     not show up or display correctly and/or the application will not 
     create and modify queues correctly.  If this occurs, try re-installing
     the PPD with the other encoding.


  2. Supported Languages 
     -------------------
     Brazilian Portuguese (pt)
     English (en)
     French  (fr)
     German  (de)
     Italian (it)
     Spanish (es)


  3. Supported Operating Systems
     ---------------------------
     Debian GNU/Linux 3.1
     Linspire Five-O
     Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS  3, 4, 5
     SuSE LINUX Enterprise Server 8, 9, 10
     SuSE LINUX Professional 9.2, 9.3, 10.0, 10.1, 10.2


  4. File Names
     ----------

     Printer Type                 PPD File 
     ------------                 --------   
     IBM Infoprint Color 1759 MFP IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_en.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_de.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_es.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_fr.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_it.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1759_MFP_pt.PPD

     IBM Infoprint Color 1769 MFP IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_en.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_de.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_es.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_fr.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_it.PPD
                                  IBM_Infoprint_Color_1769_MFP_pt.PPD