Reordering Print Jobs - Olivetti d-Copia 3000MF Operation Manual

Basic Operation

Reordering Print Jobs

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NOTE:
If the current print job is already specified as Priority Override, the
new urgent job will be executed after completion of the current job.
1 Press the Status/Job Cancel key.
2 Press [Printing Jobs].
3
Select the job you
wish to give priority
to and press [Priority
Override]. The print
job currently under
way will be
suspended to start
the priority print job.
4
The suspended print job will resume after completion of the Priority
Override job.
This function allows you to select a queued print job and raise its priority.
NOTE:
You cannot assign a higher priority than the job currently being
printed or jobs that have been queued due to an interruption. Nor can you
assign a priority higher than a job being processed.
You cannot lower a job's priority.
The procedure for reordering print jobs is explained below.
1 Press the Status/Cancel key.
2 Select the job to be assigned higher priority and press [Move Up].The
priority of the selected job is increased by 1.
To further raise the
job's priority, press
[Move Up] again.
Each time you press
[Move Up], the
priority increases by
1.
Status
Status
Job Type All
Job No. Accepted Time Type Job Name
438 14:44 doc20070225144435
439 14:45 doc20070225144511
440 14:45 doc20070225144527
441 14:46 doc20070225144633
442 14:46 doc20070225144644
Pause All Cancel Priority
Print Jobs Override
Printing Jobs Sending Jobs Storing Jobs
Status
Status
Status
Job Type All
Job No. Accepted Time Type Job Name
438 14:44 doc20070225144435
439 14:45 doc20070225144511
440 14:45 doc20070225144527
441 14:46 doc20070225144633
442 14:46 doc20070225144644
Pause All Cancel Priority
Print Jobs Override
Printing Jobs Sending Jobs Storing Jobs
Status
Log
User Name Status
Waiting
Waiting
001/002
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Move Up Detail
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Waiting
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