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Tools
Stored File Settings
In [Stored File Settings], you can select whether to automatically delete files stored on the
folder or the machine. Set the expiration date and the time of deletion.
You can also set whether or not to delete the stored file by file type.
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On the [Tools] screen, select [System Settings] > [Stored File Settings].
Reference
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Select an item to set or change.
Expiration Date for Files in Folder
You can set expiration date for the file in a folder. To delete stored files automatically,
specify an expiration date and deletion time. The settings apply to all folders.
Off
Does not automatically delete the print files stored in the machine.
On
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Allows you to set the file retention period and the expiration date. The stored files will be
deleted after the time specified in [Files deleted at] passed.
Files kept for
Set the file retention period from 1 to 14 days.
Files deleted at
Set the deletion time for the expired files from 1 to 12 hours for AM or PM and 0 to 59
minutes.
Note
Reference
Stored Job Expiration Date
You can set whether or not to automatically delete print files (Charge Print, Private Charge
Print, Secure Print, or Sample Print) stored in the machine.
Options
Set the retention period for stored jobs.
Select from [Off], [On], and [Same Date as Files in Folder]. When [On] is selected, set the
value for [Files kept for] from 1 to 23 hours in 1 hour increments. If the time elapses, print
files stored in the machine are deleted. When [Same Date as Files in Folder] is selected,
print files stored in the machine are deleted in accordance with the setting in [Expiration
Date for Files in Folder].
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For the method of displaying the [Tools] screen, refer to "System Settings Procedure" (P.118).
When you select [24 Hour Clock] in [Common Service Settings] > [Machine Clock/Timers] > [Time], set the
deletion time from 0 to 23 hours and 00 to 59 minutes.
To automatically delete files at the time specified here, you need to set [Delete Expired Files] to [Yes]. For more information, refer
to "Delete Expired Files" (P.260).
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