User-Defined Queue Groups - Kyocera KM-F1050 User Manual

Print Job Manager

User-defined queue groups

Creating a User-Defined Queue Group
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Deleting a User-Defined Queue Group
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Resetting Counters of a Queue or User
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The options in the navigation area are Report and Reset all Counters in
Group.
List View
The options in list view are Add to Group, Report, and Reset Counters.
A user-defined queue group consists of all print queues you assign to a
particular group. You create the name for the group in the Create User Group
dialog box.
To open a shortcut menu for a user-defined queue group in the navigation area
or list view, click a toolbar icon or right-click on the group.
Navigation Area
The options in the navigation area are Report, and Reset all Counters in
Group. The options New Group and Delete Group are also available on the
toolbar. Delete and Delete All Inactive Queues are also available on the
shortcut menu.
List View
The options in list view are Add to Group, Remove from Group,
Reportand Reset Counters.
In Print Job Manager, you can create and name your own queue groups.
In the navigation area, click to select All Queue Groups.
On the toolbar, click New Group. Alternatively, you can right-click on All Queue
Groups, and click New Group in the shortcut menu. The Create Queue Group
dialog appears.
In the text box, type a name for the queue group (maximum of 48 characters).
Click OK to save the group name, then click OK in the confirmation box. The
new group now appears in the navigation area under the All Queue Groups
item.
In Print Job Manager, you can delete your user-defined queue groups. The
queues still exist, but they have no longer have a connection to the deleted
group.
In the navigation area, click to select a user-defined queue group.
On the toolbar, click Delete Group. Alternatively, you can right-click on a
user-defined group, and click Delete in the shortcut menu.
The user-defined group is immediately deleted. There is no delete confirmation
dialog box.
You can reset all the counters in a queue or user to zero.
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