Printing A Personal Print Job; Releasing A Personal Print Job - Xerox VersaLink C9000 User Manual

Printing a Personal Print Job

1. In your software application, access the print settings. For most software applications, press CTRL
+P for Windows or CMD+P for Macintosh.
2. Select your printer, then open the print driver.
• For Windows, click Printer Properties. Depending on your application, the title of the button
varies.
• For Macintosh, in the Print window, in the print options list, click Xerox Features.
3. For Job Type, select Personal Print.
4. Select any other required printing options.
• For Windows, click OK, then click Print.
• For Macintosh, click Print.

Releasing a Personal Print Job

1. At the printer control panel, press the Home button.
2. Touch Jobs.
3. To view Personal Print jobs, touch Personal & Secure Jobs.
4. Touch your folder.
5. If prompted for a passcode, touch Skip.
Note: When your folder contains Secure Print jobs and Personal Print jobs, the passcode
prompt appears.
6. Select an option.
• To print a Personal Print job, touch the job.
• To print all the jobs in the folder, touch Print All.
• To delete all the jobs in the folder, touch Delete All.
7. To return to the Home screen, press the Home button.
S S a a m m p p l l e e S S e e t t
The Sample Set job type prints one copy of a multiple-copy print job before printing the remaining
copies. After reviewing the sample set, you can either print the remaining copies or delete them at
the printer control panel.
Sample Set is a type of saved job with these features:
• A Sample Set job appears in a folder named after the user ID associated with the print job.
• A Sample Set job does not use a passcode.
• Any user can print or delete a Sample Set job.
• A Sample Set prints one copy of a job to allow you to proofread the job before printing any re-
maining copies.
After a Sample Set job is printed, it is deleted automatically.
To print a Sample Set, refer to Printing a Sample Set.
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