This dialog displays information about your computer and Zan Image Printer.
OS Name
Operating system name.
OS Version
Operating system version.
Windows Directory
The path of the Windows directory. You can open this directory by double clicking it.
System Directory
The path of the system directory. You can open this directory by double clicking it.
Temporary Directory
The path of the temporary directory. You can open this directory by double clicking it.
Printer Driver Directory
This is where the printer spooler stores print files. You can open this directory
by double clicking it.
Version 3 Printer Driver Directory
The path of the version 3 printer driver directory. You can open this directory
by double clicking it.
Printer GPD File
Zan Image Printer is Microsoft Unidrv(Universal printer driver / Unidriver) based.
Unidrv allows the creation of a printer-specific minidriver in the form of a
GPD(Generic Printer Description) file. A GPD file is a text-based file
that contains information about the printer features(supported paper size,
dpi, orientation, color, etc.) that Unidrv will present in the user interface to
allow the user to configure the printer.
You can open this file by double clicking it.
Installation Directory
This is the directory where Zan Image Printer stores its program files.
If you accepted the defaults when you installed Zan Image Printer,
the installation directory is c:\Program Files\zvprt50.
You can open this directory by double clicking it.
Configuration Directory
This is the directory where Zan Image Printer stores the user
preferences/configuration files. You can open this directory by double clicking it.
Save Directory
This is the directory where you want to save the output image files.
You can open this directory by double clicking it.
Debug Logging
Zan Image Printer can create a detailed log file for troubleshooting purposes.
Use the following steps to enable/disable the debug logging:
1. Double click the Installation Directory item in the list to open the
installation directory(by default c:\Program Files\zvprt50).
2. Open the configure.ini file with any plain text editor of your choice (i.e. Notepad).
3. In configure.ini file, enable the debug logging by setting enable to 1 and specifying
the full path to a log file:
4. Print to Zan Image Printer to start collecting debug messages into
the specified log file.
5. Compress the captured log file using the ZIP or Rar format and Email it to us
at support@zan1011.com
for examination.
6. When you are done collecting diagnostics, you should disable the debug
logging by setting enable back to 0 in the configure.ini file because debug logging may slow down the printing process considerably:
[debuglogging]
enable=0
logfile=
Physical Memory Usage
Displays the physical memory usage(used physical memory / total physical memory).