Huy *A12 Ch 5 v2 Utils

XANTÉ Utilities: Macintosh and PC – 5-1

ContentsCHAPTER 5 – XANTÉ Utilities: Macintosh and PC ........................... 5-3

XANTÉ Utilities ...................................................................................................... 5-3PPD: Feature Access ................................................................................................ 5-3

Macintosh: Reconfiguring the PPD ................................................................. 5-3PC: Reconfiguring the PPD .............................................................................. 5-4

Browser: Feature Access .......................................................................................... 5-6Printer Home Page ............................................................................................ 5-6Printer Configuration ....................................................................................... 5-6

I/O Configuration (EtherTalk and Network) ............................................ 5-7Informational Pages (Start Page and Low Toner Page) ............................. 5-9Media Types .............................................................................................. 5-10

PostScript Margins (Printer Margin Adjustment) ........................................ 5-11Reset Factory Defaults .................................................................................... 5-12Printer Information ........................................................................................ 5-13

Diagnostic Information ............................................................................ 5-13General Information ................................................................................. 5-14I/O Settings ............................................................................................... 5-15Installed Options....................................................................................... 5-16

Printer Maintenance ....................................................................................... 5-17Utility Pages ..................................................................................................... 5-18

CD-ROM PostScript Files and Programs: Feature Access ................................... 5-18Adobe Downloader (Macintosh) .......................................................................... 5-19

File Menu ......................................................................................................... 5-19Download Fonts ........................................................................................ 5-19Download Postscript File ......................................................................... 5-19

Special Menu ................................................................................................... 5-19Printer Status ............................................................................................. 5-19Printer Font Directory .............................................................................. 5-20Other Special Menu Options.................................................................... 5-20

Miscellaneous Procedures ..................................................................................... 5-20Managing Fonts ............................................................................................... 5-20

Macintosh: Managing Fonts ..................................................................... 5-20PC: Managing Fonts ................................................................................. 5-22

5-2 – XANTÉ Utilities: Macinstosh and PC

PostScript Files ................................................................................................ 5-23Macintosh: PostScript Files ...................................................................... 5-23PC: PostScript Files ................................................................................... 5-23

Screen Shape .................................................................................................... 5-23Macintosh: Screen Shape .......................................................................... 5-23PC: Screen Shape ...................................................................................... 5-23


CHAPTER 5 – XANTÉ Utilities: Macintosh and PCThis chapter covers controlling some of printer features via XANTÉ Utilities, PPD optionsin your application Print dialog box, and your browser.

XANTÉ UtilitiesFlexible XANTÉ Utilities allow you to control such printer features as printing utilitypages, aligning printer margins, and setting the TCP/IP address. Depending on thefeature, you may control it via PPD options in your application Print dialog box, via aXANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM program or file, or via your internet browser.

Several features can be accessed more than one way. For example, you can controlstartup page printing and EtherTalk zone name changes using CD-ROM PostScriptfiles or options available through your browser.

PPD: Feature AccessYour printer’s PostScript Printer Description (PPD) allows you to select many printerfeature settings from your application’s Print dialog box. These settings overrideprinter default settings and other software application settings.

For these options to be available, the Adobe PostScript printer driver and yourprinter’s PPD must be installed and configured properly. This is done during theinitial printer setup. See chapter 2 (Macintosh) or 3 (PC) for details.

If you change options later such as installing an optional feeder and tray or a memoryupgrade, you need to reconfigure the PPD to reflect the change(s). This section coversreconfiguring the PPD for Macintosh and PC environments.

Macintosh: Reconfiguring the PPDIf you add an upgrade after initial printer setup, use the following procedure toupdate the PPD configuration. The optional feeder and tray upgrade is used as anexample for this procedure.


1. Select Chooser from the Apple menu. The Chooser Window appears (fig. 5.1).

Fig. 5.1 Chooser Window Fig. 5.2 Installable Options Window

2. Select AdobePS in the left side of the window; then, select your printer in theright side of the window and click Setup (fig. 5.1). The printer’s InstallableOptions window appears (fig. 5.2).

3. Select the appropriate upgrade from the corresponding drop-down menu (fig.5.2). For example if you installed the optional feeder and tray, select Installedfrom the Optional Tray drop-down menu.

4. Click Ok. Then, close the Chooser window when it reappears (fig. 5.1).

Now, the PPD is configured for the new tray; the tray will be available through yourapplications.

PC: Reconfiguring the PPDIf you add an upgrade after initial printer setup, use the following procedure toupdate the PPD configuration. The optional feeder and tray upgrade is used as anexample for this procedure.

1. Select Start: Settings: Printers (Windows 95/98/Me) or select Start: Settings:Printers and Faxes (Windows XP/2000/NT). The Printers window (Windows95/98/Me) or Printers and Faxes window (Windows XP/2000/NT) appears (fig.5.3).


Fig. 5.3 Printers Window (95/98/Me) Fig. 5.4 Printers and Faxes Window (XP/2000/NT)

2. Select your printer’s icon (fig. 5.3 or 5.4). Then, select File: Properties. TheProperties window appears (fig. 5.5).

3. Click the Device Options tab (Windows 95/98/Me; fig. 5.5) or the Device Setuptab (Windows XP/2000/NT; fig. 5.6).

Fig. 5.5 Device Options Tab (95/98/Me) Fig. 5.6 Device Setup Tab (XP/2000/NT)

4. Select the appropriate upgrade from the corresponding drop-down menu usingthe following procedure for you working environment. This example illustratesreconfiguring the PPD after installing the optional feeder and tray.


a. Windows 95/98/Me: Highlight Optional Tray in the Installable Optionswindow (fig. 5.5); then, select Installed from the drop-down menu underChange setting for and click OK. The Printers window reappears (fig.5.3).

b. Window XP/2000/NT: Select Installed under the Installable OptionsOptional Tray drop-down menu. Then, click OK. The Printers and Faxeswindow reappears (fig. 5.4).

5. Close the Printers (Windows 95/98/Me; fig. 5.3) or Printers and Faxes(Windows XP/2000/NT; fig. 5.4) window.

Now, the PPD is configured for the new tray; the tray will be available through yourapplications.

Browser: Feature AccessYou can access many printer features using your browser and the printer’s utilitieshome page. This section covers going to the home page and accessing printer features,options, and information available there.

Printer Home PageTo access your printer’s home page

1. Turn on your printer and then the computer.

2. Open your browser and enter your printer’s IP address. (This address appearson the printer startup page). The Printer Home Page appears (fig. 5.7).

Fig. 5.7 Printer Home PageThe home page has four major categories: printer configuration, printer information,printer maintenance, and utility pages.

Printer ConfigurationPrinter Configuration options control the printer’s I/O configuration, informationpages, media types, PostScript margins, and some printer factory defaults.


To access printer configuration features

1. Go to the printer home page (fig. 5.7). See “Printer Home Page” earlier in thischapter for details.

2. Select Printer Configuration (fig. 5.7); printer configuration options appear(fig. 5.8).

Fig. 5.8 Printer Configuration Options

Printer Configuration has five major options, I/O Configuration, Informational Pages,Media Types, PostScript Margins, and Reset to Factory Defaults (fig. 5.8).

I/O Configuration (EtherTalk and Network)The I/O Configuration options allow you to control EtherTalk and Network settings.

EtherTalk SettingsOn an EtherTalk network with more than one zone, the network router assigns yourprinter a default zone. Check with your System Administrator to determine thecorrect zone for your printer; then, if necessary change the printer’s zone name. Also,if more than one printer of the same model is on the Ethernet network, you may wantto change the printer name to avoid confusion or just to personalize the printer.

To configure EtherTalk settings:


2. Select Printer Configuration (fig. 5.7). Then, select EtherTalk (fig. 5.8). TheEtherTalk Configuration window appears (fig. 5.9).


Fig. 5.9 EtherTalk Configuration Window

3. Enter the desired name for the printer (fig. 5.9); for example, you might namethe printer Sales AW1200. Then, click Change to the right.

4. Enter the new name for the EtherTalk Zone Name. Then, click Change to theright.

EtherTalk zone names are limited to 32 characters, are not case sensitive, and cannotinclude the = (equal), ≅ (approximately equal), * (asterisk), : (colon), or @ (at)characters.

5. Close your browser.

Network SettingsNetwork settings include the class, IP address, mask, and DHCP options.

Your printer’s default TCP/IP address should be changed to agree with your network’sTCP/IP addresses. Check with your System Supervisor for the correct TCP/IP address.


2. Select Printer Configuration: Network (fig. 5.8). The Network Configurationwindow appears (fig. 5.10).

Fig. 5.10 Network Configuration Window


3. Check and change the following settings accordingly if necessary (fig. 5.10). See“TCP/IP Addresses” in chapter 4 for setting details.

a. Change the TCP/IP address Network Class if necessary (check with yourSystem Supervisor); then, click Change.

b. Change the printer’s default TCP/IP address (Network and Node IDs) tothe address assigned by your System Supervisor using the scroll arrowsbeside each number; then, click Change.

c. Change the Subnet Mask if necessary; then, click Change. If you are usingDHCP, continue to step 4.d; otherwise skip to step 5.

d. Select either DHCP On or DHCP Off and click Change.

4. Close your browser; then, restart your printer to make the new TCP/IP addresstake effect.

Informational Pages (Start Page and Low Toner Page)The Information Pages window allows you enable or disable printing of the start-uppage or the low toner page.


2. Select Printer Configuration: Informational Pages. The Informational Pageswindow appears (fig. 5.11).

Fig. 5.11 Informational Pages Window

3. Set startup page and low toner page printing as desired (fig. 5.11).

a. Start Page: Select either On to enable startup page printing or select Offto disable it. Then, click Change.


b. Low Toner Page: Select either On to enable low toner page printing orselect Off to disable it. Then, click Change.


You also can control startup page printing using the Startpg.on and Startpg.off files inon the XANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM. See “PS Files Folder” (Macintosh) in chapter 2 or“PS_Files Folder” (PC) in chapter 3 for details.

Media TypesThe Media Types options allows you to configure the media types for the standardand optional cassettes.

To help ensure print quality, make sure the selected media type matches the mediatype loaded in the corresponding cassette.

To select the media


2. Select Printer Configuration: Media Types. The Configure Media Typeswindow appears (fig. 5.12).

Fig. 5.12 Configure Media Types Window

3. Select the type of media (PlainPaper, Transparency, or HeavyPaper) for thestandard cassette; then, click Change (fig. 5.12).

4. Select the type of media (PlainPaper, Transparency, or HeavyPaper) for theoptional tray (cassette); then, click Change (fig. 5.12).



PostScript Margins (Printer Margin Adjustment)The PostScript Margins option allows you to adjust the printer margin. Printermargin refers to the page’s imageable area, not to the margin settings in anapplication. The imageable area is the portion of a page on which the printer can laydown toner.

You can adjust this area’s position horizontally (x axis) and vertically (Y axis) inincrements of 1/300" from -127 to +127.

Use letter or A4 size paper in your paper cassette with the Align Paper function. Theadjustment is applied to every page size.


2. Select Printer Configuration: PostScript Margins (fig. 5.8). The PostScriptMargins window appears (fig. 5.13).

-x

-y

Alig

nmen

t tes

t pag

eC

urre

nt s

ettin

gs:

x =

0, y

=0

Fig. 5.13 PostScript Margins Window Fig. 5.14 Sample Alignment Test Page

3. Click Update/Print (fig. 5.13); an alignment test page prints (fig. 5.14).

4. Turn the test page so that -x is to the left and -y is at the top of the crossed lines(fig. 5.14).

5. Check the current settings printed near the crossed lines (fig. 5.14). The factorydefault is x = 0, y = 0, which should cause each line to print 1" (25.4 mm) fromthe edge of the page.

Coordinates listed indicate the change from the factory default in dots per inch.When you make a change using the slide bar, coordinates at the bottom of thescreen display the change in the same units.


If current settings are not the factory defaults and you must adjust the coordinates, itmay be easier to reset to the factory defaults before beginning. To do this, click ResetMargins. Then click Update/Print to print another alignment test page using thefactory defaults.

6. Measure the distance from the edge of the alignment test page to the -x line; itshould measure 1" (25.4 mm). This distance is dependent on the y coordinate.If an adjustment needs to be made, use the following appropriate procedure.

• To move the -x line away from the edge of the page, move the slide on thevertical slide bar up (toward the -y).

• To move the -x line toward the edge of the page, move the slide on thevertical slide bar down (toward the +y).

7. Measure the distance from the edge of the alignment test page to the -y line; itshould measure 1" (25.4 mm). This distance is dependent on the x coordinate.If an adjustment needs to be made, use the following appropriate procedure.

• To move the -y line away from the edge of the page, move the slide on thehorizontal slide bar to the left (toward the -x).

• To move the -y line toward the edge of the page, move the slide on thehorizontal slide bar to the right (toward the +x).

8. Click Update/Print to print another alignment page.

9. Measure the -x and -y lines on the new test page. If the lines are not each 1"(25.4 mm) from the edge of the paper, go back to step 6 and repeat the process.

10. When the -x and -y lines are set correctly, close your browser.

Reset Factory DefaultsThe Reset to Factory Settings option resets the Printer Name, EtherTalk Zone, StartPage, Low Toner Page, DHCP (which could affect your IP address), and PostScriptMargins options to the factory default settings.


2. Select Printer Configuration: Reset Factory Defaults (fig. 5.8). The ResetFactory Defaults window appears (fig. 5.15).


Fig. 5.15 Reset Factory Defaults Window

3. Click Reset Factory Defaults. Your printer will restart and the changes will be ineffect.

Printer InformationPrinter Information options allow you to access printer diagnostic, general, I/Osetting, and option information.

To access this information


2. Select Printer Information (fig. 5.7). Printer information options appear (fig.5.16).

Fig. 5.16 Printer Information Options

Printer information has four major options, Diagnostic Information, GeneralInformation, I/O Settings, and Installed Options.

Diagnostic InformationThe Diagnostic Information option allows you to check the status of your printer’sE2Prom



2. Select Printer Information: Diagnostic Information (fig. 5.16). The DiagnosticInformation window appears (fig. 5.17).

Fig. 5.17 Diagnostic Information Window

3. Check the right side of the window (fig. 5.17) to determine the condition ofyour printer’s E2Prom.

If the E2Prom condition is good, you don't have to do anything; if it is bad or missing,contact XANTÉ Technical Support.


General InformationThe General Information option lists miscellaneous printer details. These include theproduct name, PostScript version, current firmware revision, boot RAM version,RAM size, engine speed, page count, and PostScript margin settings as well as whetherthe startup-page and low toner page printing is enabled (on) or disabled (off).


2. Select Printer Information: General Information (fig. 5..16). The GeneralInformation window appears (fig. 5.18).

Fig. 5.18 General Information Window

3. Check the desired printer information; then, close your browser.


I/O SettingsThe I/O settings option has four sub-options, AppSocket, EtherTalk, IP, LPR, andParallel, each of which displays current printer settings for its network protocol.


2. Select Printer Information: I/O Settings (fig. 5.16). The I/O Settings windowappears (fig. 5.19).

Fig. 5.19 I/O Settings Window

3. Select the desired protocol (AppSocket, EtherTalk, IP, LPR, or Parallel) (fig.5.19); then, check its settings.

a. The AppSocket Information Page (fig. 5.20) lists settings for Type, On,Interpreter, Enabled, and Printer Control:

Fig. 5.20 AppSocket Information Page Fig. 5.21 EtherTalk Information Page

b. The EtherTalk Information Page (fig. 5.21) lists Filtering,DelayedOutputClose, Ethernet Address, HasNames, Type, On,EtherTalkZone, EtherTalk Type, Interpreter, Enabled, and PrinterController settings.


c. The IP Information Page (fig. 5.22) lists Physical, GatewayAddress,TransmitEncapsulated, Type, On, IPAddress, BroadcastAddress,IPAddressDynamic, and NetworkMask settings.

Fig. 5.22 IP Information Page Fig. 5.23 LPR Information Page

d. The LPR Information Page (fig. 5.23) lists SendWindowSize,ReceiveWindowSize, HasNames, PrintHost, Type, On, Filtering,DelayedOutputClose, Interpreter, Enabled, and Printer Control settings.

e. The Parallel Information Page (fig. 5.24) lists Protocol, HasNames,nStrobeExpectedPulseWidth, Type, On, OutputDevice, nAckPlseWidth,Interpreter, DelayedOutputClose, Enabled, Handshake, andPrinterControl settings.

Fig. 5.24 Parallel Information Page

4. Close the browser.

Installed OptionsThe Installed Options option allows you to check the installation status of your print’soptions.



2. Select Printer Information: Installed Options (fig. 5.16). The Installed Optionswindow appears (fig. 5.25).

Fig. 5.25 Installed Options Window

3. Check the right side of the window (fig. 5.25) to determine the installationstatus of the printer’s options.


Printer MaintenanceThe Printer Maintenance option allows you to access your printer’s cleaning feature.


2. Select Printer Maintenance: Clean Printer. The Clean Printer window appears(fig. 5.26).

Fig. 5.26 Clean Printer

3. Click Clean Printer (fig. 5.26) to run the clean printer feature which cleans theprinter’s transfer roller.



Utility PagesThe Utility Pages option allows you to print the following four utility pages:

Start Page — prints a page with basic printer information such as the printer’s currentname, resolution, page count, amount of installed RAM, number of resident fonts,EtherTalk and LPR status, and the Ethernet and IP addresses.

Low Toner Page — prints a toner reorder form which you can fill out and return toXANTÉ or your XANTÉ vendor.

Font List Page — prints a list of the Adobe PostScript 3 fonts resident on yourXANTÉ PostScript 3 printer.

Font Sample Page — prints samples of Adobe PostScript 3 fonts resident on yourXANTÉ PostScript 3 printer.


2. Select Utility Pages under Options (fig. 5.8). The Utilities Pages windowappears (fig. 5.27).

Fig. 5.27 Utilities Pages Window

3. Select Print to the right of the utility page you wish to print (Startup Page, LowToner Page, Font List Page, or Font Sample Page). Depending on the selectedpage, printing takes approximately 6 to 20 seconds.


CD-ROM PostScript Files and Programs: Feature AccessYou can access and control many printer features via programs and PostScript files onthe XANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM that comes with your printer. For example, you canuse PostScript files to set your printer’s EtherTalk zone name, control startup pageprinting, or initialize an internal hard disk.


In a Macintosh environment, you can use Adobe Downloader program to downloadPostScript files and fonts to your printer (see “Adobe Downloader [Macintosh]” laterin this section and “PS Files Folder” in chapter 2). In a PC environment, you can useDOS commands to download PostScript files (see “PS_Files Folder” in chapter 3).

Adobe Downloader (Macintosh)The XANTÉ CD-ROM includes Adobe Downloader (fig. 5.28) for the Macintoshenvironment in the XanteInstallers: XANTÉ Utilities folder. Use this program to loadand manage font files in your printer and to send PostScript files to your printer.

Fig. 5.28 Adobe Downloader Menu

File MenuThe File menu allows you to download fonts and PostScript files to the printer andquit Adobe Downloader.

Download FontsThis menu allows you to download fonts to printer memory. Fonts downloaded toyour printer are considered resident, which means applications do not have to bundlethese fonts with print jobs. Fonts downloaded to printer memory only remain duringthe current power cycle. (See “Managing Fonts” later in this chapter.)

Download Postscript FileThis option allows you to select a PostScript file on your Macintosh and send it to theprinter.

Special MenuThe Special menu allows you to check printer status and manage fonts downloaded toyour printer.

Printer Status This option allows you to check current printer status.


Printer Font Directory The Printer Font Directory provides access to fonts downloaded to the printer. Usingthis menu, you can print a list or view (on screen) all fonts downloaded to printerROM, memory, or an optional hard disk. Delete allows you to remove fonts that havebeen downloaded to memory or the optional hard disk. You cannot remove fontsfrom ROM. (See “Managing Fonts;” later in this chapter.)

Other Special Menu OptionsWe recommend that you manually reboot your printer or use your system Special:Restart option instead of using the Clear Font Cache or Restart Printer options in theSpecial menu. See the PostScript Reference Language Manual about the Use DifferentPassword option.

Miscellaneous ProceduresThis section provides instructions for performing special procedures using XANTÉutilities and using PPD options through your application Print dialog box.

Managing FontsFonts downloaded to your printer are considered resident, which means applicationsdo not have to bundle these fonts with print jobs. You can download additional fontsto the printer's memory. Fonts downloaded to printer memory remain only throughthe current power cycle.

Fonts downloaded to memory may cause PostScript errors due to insufficientmemory. To solve this, increase printer memory or add an optional hard disk anddownload the fonts to it.

Managing fonts varies depending on your working environment.

Macintosh: Managing FontsThe XANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM includes Adobe Downloader in the XanteInstallers:XANTÉ Utilities folder. Use the program to load and manage font files in your printerand to send PostScript files to your printer.

To download Macintosh fonts


1. Open the Adobe Downloader and select File: Download Fonts to bring up thefollowing window (fig. 5.29).

Fonts

AmeriAmeriBolAmeriExtBolAmeriItaAvantGarBooAvantGarBooOblAvantGarDemAvantGarDemOblBenguBolBenguBooBodonBodonBolBodonBolItaBodonPosBookmDem

Eject

Outline Fonts Available:

AmeriAmeriBol

Desktop

Add

Add All

Remove

Cancel

Download

Outline Fonts Selected:

Macinto...

MemoryDevice

Fig. 5.29 Download Font Window

2. Select the folder on your Macintosh that contains the font files from the dropdown menu on the top left of the window. The large box on the left displays thefonts in the selected folder.

3. Select Memory from the Device menu as the destination for the downloaded fonts.

4. Highlight a single font in the list on the left and click Add or click Add All toselect all of the fonts in the open folder. The selected font(s) will appear in thelist on the right of the screen.

To remove fonts from the selected list (on the right of the screen), highlight the fontsand click Remove.

5. Click Download to send the selected fonts to the printer.

6. Wait until download is complete; then, select File: Quit to close the AdobeDownloader.

To review and remove downloaded fonts

1. Open the Adobe Downloader and select Special: Printer Font Directory. Thefollowing window appears (fig. 5.30).

Where would you like the directory sent?

CancelOK

Screen

Printer

Fig. 5.30 Directory Location Window


2. Choose Printer or Screen (fig. 5.30) and then click OK. If you select Printer, alist of the printer’s resident fonts prints; if you select Screen, the Font Directorywindow appears (fig. 5.31).

To print a list of resident fonts in ROM, use Adobe Downloader’s File: DownloadPostScript File option to download the Font.PS3 file (or download the Fontsamp.ps3file to see a sample of these fonts).

Fig. 5.31 Font Directory Window

3. Select the font storage area (i.e. Memory) from the Device menu to view thefonts present in that area.

4. Remove a font from printer memory by highlighting the font and clicking Delete.

5. Click OK to close the Font Directory window and return to the AdobeDownloader main menu.

To remove fonts downloaded to printer memory, turn the printer off. Fonts are storedin printer memory only during the current power cycle.

PC: Managing FontsTo download fonts to your printer or to remove specific fonts, see the documentationfor your font downloader program.

To remove all downloaded fonts from printer memory, turn the printer off and thenback on. To remove all fonts downloaded to a hard disk, reinitialize the disk bydownloading the Initdsk.ps file.


PostScript FilesThe XANTÉ Utilities CD-ROM includes Adobe PostScript files to help you in suchareas as keeping track of your printer’s status, performing specific functions, andprinting font samples. These files can be downloaded using Adobe Downloader(Macintosh) or DOS commands (PC).

Macintosh: PostScript FilesFor details on the available Macintosh files, their uses, and how to download them, see“PS Files Folder” in chapter 2 and “Adobe Downloader (Macintosh)” earlier in thischapter.

PC: PostScript FilesFor details on the available PC files, their uses, and how to download them, see“PS_Files Folder” in chapter 3 (PC).

Screen ShapeThe Screen Shape feature allows you to select the shape of dots that make up thescreen pattern for your printed image. This feature is controlled by your printer’s PPDthat is loaded on your system during printer setup.

Macintosh: Screen ShapeSet the Screen Shape menu option in your application Print dialog box. Options areEnhanced (the factory default), None, Euclidean, Round, Line, and Ellipse. The choiceof shape depends on the type of print job. For example, round usually is used fortraditional offset printing, while screen printers may choose line or ellipse.

Depending on the application being used, a Printer’s Default option may be availabletoo.

PC: Screen ShapeSet the Screen Shape option in your application Print dialog box. Options are Printer’sDefault, Enhanced (the factory default), None, Euclidiean, Round, Line, and Ellipse.The choice of shape depends on the type of print job. For example, round usually isused for traditional offset printing, while screen printers may choose line or ellipse.

Depending on the application being using, a Printer’s Default option may beavailable.

◊◊◊


Date post:	14-May-2015
Category:	Documents
Upload:	sammy17
View:	223 times
Download:	1 times

Huy *A12 Ch 5 v2 Utils

Documents