Xerox DocuColor 250 Online Help Manual page 28

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NOTE: Consider pausing jobs instead of holding jobs when
you need to make an adjustment, such as changing the toner.
When a job is held it needs to process again before it can be
printed. This is not the case when pausing the job
Releasing a held job to print
If a job has been put on hold and you now want to print the job,
you can release the job to print. When a job is held it needs to
process again before it can be printed. Printing starts at the
beginning of the job.
To release a held job to print:
1. Open Job Manager and select the Current tab.
2. From the Inactive Jobs list, select a job and perform one of the
following:
• Right-click the held job you want to print and choose
[Release] from the menu.
• From the Job pull-down menu select [Release].
• Select the [Release] icon from the toolbar.
Pause and resume a job
When a job is paused it stops the printing or scanning process.
Consider pausing the printer instead of holding jobs when you
need to make an adjustment, such as changing the toner. Paused
jobs do not process again. When a job is held it needs to process
again before it can be printed.
To pause and resume a job:
1. From the Content menu select [Pause], which is located in the
upper right corner of the main GUI screen.
2. To resume the printing process select [Resume].
NOTE: IPDS jobs will not stream/RIP and other non-IPDS jobs in
the system will stop processing when an IPDS job is sent to a
Paused DocuSP system.
Pause and resume a job
Available pause options depend on printer configuration. To pause
and resume a job:
1. From the Content menu, located in the upper right corner of
the GUI, select [Pause], [Pause Scanning] or [Pause Printing].
2. To resume the printing or scanning process select [Resume],
[Resume Scanning] or [Resume Printing].
NOTE: IPDS jobs will not stream/RIP and other non-IPDS
jobs in the system will stop processing when an IPDS job is
sent to a Paused DocuSP system.
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