Job Commands - Toshiba e-studio 45 Operator's Manual

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Delete
Duplicate
Rename
Hold
RIP and Hold
Print
Print and Hold
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Job commands

Job commands are used to assign a selected job to a new destination or process. These
commands are available from the Job menu (see page 3-4). Many are also available as
right-mouse commands. The job commands available at a given time depend on the
context; unavailable commands are dimmed. Job commands are available in the
Queues, Archive, and FreeForm windows.
The job commands available for selected jobs in the Queues, Archive, and FreeForm
windows are listed in the following table. The table also describes the effect of each
command on raster data associated with the affected job(s).
To do this:
Delete the job(s).
Duplicate one or more selected PostScript or
PDF data jobs in the Spool or Print areas. You
can use the duplicate job(s) for different print
options or a different destination. (The
Duplicate command actually creates a reference
to the original job, with the same name).
Rename the job (PostScript or PDF file with or
without raster).
Hold the job in the current place (except for a
job in the Print area, which is moved to the
Spool or RIP area, depending on whether it still
has raster data associated with it).
RIP the job and hold it in the RIP area.
Print the job in its turn (RIP it first if it does
not have raster data)
After printing, keep the printed job in the Print
area until the job limit is reached.
Print the job in its turn (RIP it first if it does
not have raster data)
After printing, hold the PostScript data and the
raster in the RIP area.
Raster data is:
Deleted
n/a
(The Duplicate command is not available
for raster jobs)
Unaffected, but associated with the new
name
Held in RIP area, if included with job
Held in RIP area indefinitely
Temporarily held in RAM after printing
until memory is needed for another job
(If the job was printed from a held job in
the RIP area, the raster data in the RIP
area is kept indefinitely)
Held in RIP area indefinitely (saved to
disk)