Owner's Manual

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“Printed” Message
For jobs that have been RIPped and held from the Command WorkStation, the “Printed”
message appears in the Fiery Link window.
Changing Prescan size from a Windows computer
When you change the paper size from the Prescan size pop-up menu on a Windows
computer, the Fiery Scan dialog box may not be displayed correctly, and the ColorPASS
will not scan the job.
Scanning from Imaging for Windows 98
When you print an image scanned in grayscale, the image may output in color, depending
on the application.
Additionally, if you specify A3 for Scan Size, 400 dpi for Resolution, and Full Color for
Scan Mode and then print the scanned image, it may generate a PostScript error and the
job may not print at all. If this occurs, save the job as TIFF and print it from Adobe
Photoshop 5.5.
Entering a copier department ID
If the copier has a department ID password specified, you need to enter the password from
the copier control panel to scan the job. Refer to the Color Laser Copier Operator’s Manual
for more information.
Canceling jobs after Prescan
Canceling printing a job that has been prescanned may not work.
Suspend Printing
If you scan a job when you have suspended printing, make sure to reboot the ColorPASS
and connect Fiery Scan to the ColorPASS after the ColorPASS is restarted.
Scanning a document into Adobe Acrobat
With the Fiery Scan plug-in module, you can scan an image or document directly into
Adobe Acrobat 4.0 or 4.05 on a Windows computer.
TO SCAN INTO ADOBE ACROBAT:
1. Launch Adobe Acrobat.
2. In the File menu, choose Import, and then choose Scan.
3. Select Fiery Scan in the Device area of the Adobe Acrobat Scan dialog box, and click Scan.
4. Select the ColorPASS in the Chooser window, and click OK.
5. Click Options to display the Fiery Options dialog box in the Fiery Scan window, select the
appropriate settings, and then click OK.
Do not select Match Copy as the color conversion. Select Calibrated RGB.
6. Click Prescan.
The prescanned image appears in the Fiery Scan dialog box.
7. Select the appropriate settings in the Fiery Scan dialog box, and click Scan.
8. Click Next to scan more than one page at a time.
Fiery Scan