After you enter your TCP/IP settings and click OK, the client adds the destination name to the list in the Export Connection Settings window. When you create a TCP/IP Connection for the first time, you may not be able to complete the process.
In the TCP/IP Settings window, enter the name of the host system to which you export. In the Asynchronous Settings window, accept the default or change settings for port, baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits, and flow control. In the New Communication Connection window, select Asynchronous or TCP/IP. In the Export Connection Settings window, the type of translation your local system vendor requires. (Serial, network, or TCP/IP communications connection) Select the type of translation your local system vendor requires. Select the LPT (parallel) port you want to use. You are not required to have the path name as part of the file name. Note: By default the destination name contains the path name X:\Program Files\OCLC\Connexion\Program\, where X is the letter of your hard drive. 
In the Export Filename window, select a file or type of file name (e.g., export.dat) in the File Name box. If you select this export destination type.
When you click Create in the Options Export tab, you select the destination type and then enter settings appropriate to the type you selected, as shown in the following table. Find the types of export destinations and settings available in Connexion client.
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