Document ID: CTX656365, Created on: Jul 13, 2000, Updated: Apr 23, 2003
Products: Citrix WinFrame 1.8
When a print job is created on a WinFrame server destined to be printed on a client, the file size is radically different from a job created in a local Windows session. Why, and can anything be done to minimize this difference because the difference in size can be significant?
The Print Manager on the WinFrame server is not aware of the fonts present at the client side of the system. The client and host can have identical printers specified in their configurations but neither of them is aware of the configuration. They do not exchange information regarding the fonts available, etc. Therefore, when WinFrame prepares a job for printing, it embeds all of the necessary font information into the spooled print file that is sent to the client printer. Normally the file only contains references to the fonts as they are available.
Basically, this is communication between Print Manager systems that allows them to know what each other has. This has not been fully defined or implemented at this time in NT or WinFrame.
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WinFrame Client Printing File Sizes
