Printing A Future Date - Pitney Bowes SendPro C Quick Reference Manual

The Preset Feature
A Preset is a snapshot of commonly-used meter settings that allows
you to easily recall the properties you use most often. Assigning a
preset saves time and ensures accuracy in your mail. The maximum
number of presets you can create is ten.
1. Tap Envelope Printing on the Home screen.
2. Define the settings you would like for your preset:
a. If accounting is enabled on your device, tap the Account button
then select the desired account.
b. Tap the Class button.
c. Tap Start Over.
d. Select the desired class and any additional services you may
require. Confirm these by tapping Apply.
e. If desired, tap Graphic to save a logo (Envelope Message).
Select the desired Envelope Message.
3. Tap the Preset button.
4. Tap the Save New Preset or Make / Create another preset
button.
5. Enter a name for the preset. You can enter up to 32 characters.
6. Tap the green tick when done.
Selecting a Preset
1. Tap Envelope Printing on the Home screen.
2. Tap the Preset button.
3. Tap the desired preset.
4. Tap the < button to return to the Home screen.
Pitney Bowes Quick Reference Guide February, 2020

Printing a Future Date

You can print postage with a date in the future. If you miss today's mail
pickup, you can print your postage with a future date.
1. Tap Envelope Printing on the Home screen.
2. Tap the date on the Envelope Printing screen. The calendar displays.
3. Tap Tomorrow or Another Date on the right-hand side of the
calendar, depending on the date you wish to print.
4. Tap Apply when you see the future date highlighted on the calendar.
5. The Envelope Printing screen displays the future date.
6. Place the envelope or envelopes on the feed deck. Depending on the
SendPro C model you have, feed the envelopes manually or tap
Start to feed the envelopes automatically .
Note: The date on the postage should match the date when your mail
goes to the post office. Your machine automatically advances the printed
date on the meter stamp (as well as its internally held date) when the
system time reaches 5:00 PM. This time cannot be changed.
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