System information

The two options above only appear if server presets or virtual printers have been set up on the Fiery Server.

Select a job action. For example:

• Process and Hold (default)

• Print

• Print & Hold

• Print & Delete

Other choices may appear based on the capabilities of the Fiery Server. If supported by your Fiery Server, you can

also specify sequential printing to maintain the printed order for print runs consisting of many jobs.

Import jobs from external Fiery Server archives

Import jobs that have been archived to external locations (other than the Fiery Server hard disk).

Do one of the following:

• Select the file on your computer desktop and drag and drop it into the specified queue in Command

WorkStation.

• Click File > Import Archived Job.

Select the directory containing the archived job.

If the directory you want does not appear in the list, click Add to locate and add the directory, and then click OK.

Click OK.

Setting print options

The print options for a job, accessed from the Job Properties window, specify such information as whether the job

should print single-sided or duplex or be stapled.

You can specify print options from the printer driver on the client computer originating the print job. After a print

job reaches the Fiery Server, an operator can use Command WorkStation Job Properties to view or change these

print options. For example, an operator might do the following:

•

View the job's print settings, including instructions to the operator

•

Override settings

•

Print a list of the current job properties to a local print device

View job properties

You can view or override the print options for a selected job in either in the Held, Printed, or Archived lists.

If you are an operator and have not changed any settings or print options for a job in Command WorkStation, the

Job Properties window reflects all the job settings a user entered in the PostScript printer driver before sending the

job, or the default settings in the PostScript printer driver.

Jobs that are imported into Command WorkStation will show either the settings included with the job (for

PostScript jobs only) or the default job settings for the Fiery Server (for PDF files or jobs imported without job

information).

Fiery Command WorkStation

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