I'm on a network using x11 based RIP large format printers -- whiich means we're running older versions of everything. When generating a file for a machine in the back (windows 10 based) every day we have to update the destination folder's name inside the RIP software that runs on our iMac -- it always has a "-1" or "-2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9" etc after its name. Is there a reason for this? It isn't a problem just annoying and if there's a viable reason/excuse I'd like to know what and why its doing that.
Always have to change the "-number" at end of shared folder name? Why?
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Hello and welcome.
Sorry for the delayed response. I haven't used a RIP since the late '90s/early '00s, so I will have to do a little research.
Sorry for the delayed response. I haven't used a RIP since the late '90s/early '00s, so I will have to do a little research.
- What brand/model is the RIP printer?
- The RIP is shared on the network via the Windows 10 computer, correct?
- Are all of the computers and RIP bound to AD on your network?
- Is this a new issue or has it always done this?
- What version of OS X/macOS?