Primera Pictura 310s User Manual page 61

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be enabled and manipulated with the following
commands of the File menu:
New Log File: Selects a new file in which to
maintain your ongoing Backgrounder printing
log.
Save Copy of Log as: Saves the current Log file
to a new file name or location of your
specification.
Start Recording Log: Begins logging print
history. Before the Log file is started, you are
asked to specify a Log file in which to save your
processed print job entries. When logging
begins, this option dims.
Stop Recording Log: Stops logging print history.
This option dims once print logging stops.
Get Info: Provides additional information about
the currently selected print job. Click on the
processing job or any job in the queue, before
selecting Get Info. Double-clicking on a job in the
status window is a shortcut for Get Info.
Quit: Exits the Backgrounder. Note that you cannot
quit while a job is being processed (see Stop
Processing on the following page). All jobs in the
queue are retained and processed when
Backgrounder is next started.
The spool files are stored in the ÒSpool Folder,Ó inside
the ÒSystem Folder.Ó If these files are deleted, the
corresponding print jobs will be lost, and must be
printed again.
Admin menu
Stop Processing: Stops the Backgrounder from
processing any jobs, although it will still receive
them and add them to the queue. A dialog box is
displayed if Stop Processing is selected while
Backgrounder is processing a job, asking when the
job should be put on hold. The Backgrounder
status box in the lower left-hand corner of the
window indicates that Backgrounder has stopped.
You cannot quit from Backgrounder while it is
processing a job. Stop Processing must first be
selected to cancel the processing job and stop
Backgrounder. When Backgrounder stops, the
menu changes to Continue Processing. When this
option is selected, the server starts processing the
top job in the queue.
Preferences: Presents a dialog box containing
options for fine-tuning the Backgrounder.
Background printing priority determines how
much time your Mac spends processing the image,