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Using The Printer Status Window
The Printer Status Window use detailed graphics to illustrate the printer and the document being printed.
The Printer Status Window has a title bar, a menu bar for commands, and a toolbar. The toolbar has six
buttons that you can use to pause the printer, resume the printer, force the current print job, delete the
current print job, run the printer's self test, and clean the print head.
Just below the toolbar is the job information box, which includes the job title (printing state, application
name, and file name) and either estimated print times or a message. For details about messages, see
Messages later in this chapter.
Below the information box is an animated graphic that shows your computer, printer, and the
page-by-page status of a document as it is printed. A progress bar shows how much of the job has been
printed, and the status bar displays the printer's status.
Using the View menu, you can control whether or not the toolbar, the graphic, the progress bar, and/or
the status appear. (see page 67)
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