Navigation:  Centralized Administration > Search and Find > steadyPRINT Search (Last update of this topic: 05-22-2015)

As of version 5.2, steadyPRINT offers three new possibilities to search for a variety of objects in your environment:

 

 

These views can be globally accessed by using the shortcut Shift+F.

 

Active Directory Search

Figure 30: Search in the Active Directory

 

In the Active Directory Search (see figure Search in the Active Directory), you have the possibility to restrict your search by using "*" in the well-known way.

 
Additionally, you can now indicate in which known domain and object type the search is to be carried out. This way, the search can easily be adjusted to your needs and memorizes the entries for the next search.

 

Furthermore, you can choose whether you wish to receive a flat list or (as shown in the screenshot above) a grouping by domain and object type.

 

 

steadyPRINT Object Search

Figure 31: Search in the objects within steadyPRINT

 

In this view (see figure Search in the objects within steadyPRINT), as you can see, you have the possibility to restrict the object type to be searched.

 

The search options are identical to those of the well-known Active Directory Search enabling you to further restrict the search by using "*" as a prefix or suffix.

 

The subsequent result view does not only show the direct results but also the properties in which the search term was found (e.g. the driver name of a printer).

Moreover, you receive a list of all objects related to this search result.

 

If your search generates an IP filter, for example, you will also see the performance profiles or print servers related to this filter.

If your search contains a printer, you will immediately see the printer assignments.

 

 

Online Search

Figure 32: Search within online contents

 

The Online Search (see figure Search within online contents) offers the option to extend your search to our Knowledge Base, the Online Manual or the general website.