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Guide to Printing Using Xerox Production Print Services
Setting up a printer capabilities file
If [Restore XDS when a file is dropped] is not selected,
XDS remains minimized when files are dropped on it.
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[Print command-line document files]: Enables XDS to
print files that are specified on the command line.
If [Print command-line document files] is not selected, the
file becomes the currently selected document file.
NOTE: Command-line arguments may not have more
than 127 characters, including the path information and
any spaces between arguments.
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[Notify the user when a job has completed]: Enables
your PC to receive job status information.
Automatic job status must be enabled for the printer that
you are using so that you receive notification when your
job has been completed. Consult your system
administrator for further information.
NOTE: Job notification does not apply when you are
using TCP/IP.
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[Display the job submission success message]:
Enables your PC to receive a message when a
submission is successful.
3. Select [OK] to save your changes and to return to the XDS
window.
If you want to return to the XDS window without saving any
changes, select [Cancel].
The printer capabilities file lists all attributes and capabilities of
the printer with which the file is associated. This file may be
stored on your workstation and is accessible to other clients that
may not be able to poll the printer directly regarding its
capabilities.
NOTE: In XDS for Windows, the printer capabilities file is
available only for the DocuColor 2045, 2060 and iGen3.
File contents
The printer capabilities file contains complete information about
the printer, including the following:
Job ticket options
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