Features - Xerox C8 - DocuPrint Color Inkjet Printer User Manual

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Features

The Spire CXP8000 color server provides the following:
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Creating jobs in RTP format
Using the Spire CXP8000 color server, RTP files can be created and
stored on the Spire CXP8000 color server itself. This enables you to
print RTP data at any time without further processing.
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Powerful document printing capabilities
In combination with the Xerox DocuColor 8000 Digital Press, the
Spire CXP8000 color server enables complete printing and processing
of documents, including the production of covers and pages on
different paper stocks.
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Enhanced job editing
The Spire CXP8000 color server enables you to edit jobs, both pre- and
post-RIP. Pre-RIP editing includes full Adobe Acrobat functionality
including: deletion, extraction, rotating, adding, and cropping of
pages. Post-RIP editing includes deleting job pages and merging pages
from different jobs to a new job. This minimizes the need to re-RIP
jobs.
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RIP - Adobe Postscript Level III and Extreme Certified technologies
The Spire CXP8000 color server uses the industry-standard Adobe RIP,
with enhancements for Continuous Tone and Linework. Data are
processed separately as Continuous Tone and Vector Data layers for
increased efficiency and merged during printing.
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Ready-to-Print job preview and editing
The Spire CXP8000 color server enables you to preview RTP jobs up to
pixel levels to see all job details and to verify job quality and content
post-RIP. It is also possible to view a thumbnail list of job pages, or the
actual raster pages.
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Job management
The Spire CXP8000 color server enables you to monitor job progress
during all stages of printing. Among other functions, you can promote,
demote, delete, monitor the import process, and estimate when a job
will be fully imported. You can also abort jobs during RIPing or
printing, as well as archive and retrieve jobs.
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Enhanced text and line art quality
You can choose superior text quality with the Creo proprietary
algorithm. This function enhances the quality of diagonal lines,
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