IBM Network Color Printer Administrator's Manual page 51

Table 2:
Color Mode
CMYK (default)
Grayscale
Print Cover Page
NO (default)
YES
Print to PS Error
NO (default)
YES
Print Start Page
NO
YES (default)
Printer Setup Options and Client/server Implications
Notes
Set the default printer
mode. CMYK is
recommended,
because this setting
works with both color
and grayscale
documents.
Notes
Sets whether each job
prints with an
identifying page at the
start. If PRINT TO PS
ERROR is set to YES,
the PS error message is
printed on the cover
page.
Notes
Sets whether the printer
will keep printing a job
containing a PostScript
error up to the point of
the error.
Notes
Sets whether the printer
will print a start page
when you turn the
power on.
AppleTalk
Users can override this
default from the
PostScript printer driver
window.
NetWare
Users can override this
default from the
PostScript printer driver
window.
AppleTalk
If set to NO, users can
also specify YES from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
If set to YES, users can
also specify NO from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
NetWare
If set to NO, users can
also specify YES from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
If set to YES, users can
also specify NO from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
AppleTalk
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
NetWare
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
AppleTalk
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
NetWare
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
Chapter 6. Configuring the IBM Network Color Printer
Windows NT
Users can override this
default from the
PostScript printer driver
window.
TCP/IP
Most jobs will use the
default you set here.
Windows NT
If set to NO, users can
also specify YES from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
If set to YES, users can
also specify NO from
the PostScript printer
driver window.
TCP/IP
Most jobs will use the
default you set here.
Windows NT
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
TCP/IP
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
Windows NT
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
TCP/IP
All jobs will use the
default you set here.
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