User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction / Requirements
- Installation
- Login
- Keycode Entry
- Hardware Configuration
- Printers / Queues
- The Configuration Wizard
- Create Queue
- Create Printer Cluster
- Preferences
- Menu Bar Options
- Reprocontrol.client main applications
- Filter Editor
- Functions and Structure of the Filter Editor
- Preview of the Filter Editor
- Histogram
- Tab Black and White Point (Color Mode without Color Management)
- Tab Postprocessing (Black & White Mode)
- Tab Gamma Correction (Color Mode without Color Management)
- Tab Enhancement (Color Mode with Color Management)
- Tab Special Filter (All Modes except of Black & White Mode)
- Tab Color Adjust (Color Mode with Color Management)
- Tab Color Exchange (Color Mode with Color Management)
- Functions and Structure of the Filter Editor
- Reprocontrol.WinDriver
- Reprocontrol.monitor
- Costtracker
- Reprocontrol.backup
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Using the WinDriver
To use the WinDriver while working with an image configuration application that is not a reprocontrol for HP
application, proceed as explained below:
Open the print file with the application of your choice (this may be just a standard application provided by
your operating system).
Select the print option of the application.
If it is not already activated: select the driver R
EPROCONTROL.WINDRIVER.
Confirm the print command.
A little window named P
RINTER will appear. You will be asked which TARGET (queue/cluster) and PRINT
MODE you want to use for the print job. If you have selected USE LAST SETTINGS within the tab
S
ETTINGS of the SCP REPROCONTROL FOR HP.PRINTER CONNECTION window explained above,
you will not need to select a queue/print mode again after the first confirmation of a queue/cluster and print
mode selection. Deactivate the USE LAST SETTING option to change targets and print modes.
Confirm the target and print mode by clicking OK: the actual printing will now start.
If the image has been submitted successfully to the printer, you will receive a notification located at the
system tray icon.