2020.2

Printer Settings Tab
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Trigger Type: Select whether you want a normal trigger configuration to be used, or a
custom trigger that you manually enter.
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Custom Trigger Box (appears only when Custom Trigger is selected in Trigger type):
Lets you enter the exact trigger you want to use. This trigger must absolutely be in
standard postscript language.
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Run mode group
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Printer centric: Select to send the document along with the trigger and data to the
component that generates fax documents.
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Optimized PostScript Stream: Select to merge the selected document with the
data received by this task before sending it to the component that generates fax
documents. Some PlanetPress Design features, such as the Time and Date
PlanetPress Talk functions, require that this option be selected.
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Document location group (enabled only when using Printer-Centric mode)
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PlanetPress Workflow-based: Select if the PlanetPress Design document is in
PlanetPress Workflow. This option should be selected if your document is updated
often and you are sending it to the Workflow Tools instead of the printer directly.
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On printer hard disk: Select if the PlanetPress Design document is on the printer's
hard drive.
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In printer flash memory: Select if the PlanetPress Design document is on the
printer's flash memory.
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RAM: Select if the PlanetPress Design document is on the printer's RAM (Random
Access Memory).
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Document Update group (enabled only when using printer-centric mode and the
document is on the printer)
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Automatically update: PlanetPress Workflow will send a new version of the
document to the printer automatically if the document has been changed since it
was last used. If unchecked, you will have to manually update the document on the
printer from the Update Instances button or by sending the document to the printer
from PlanetPress Design.
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Confirm Update: Check if you want a confirmation page to be printed stating the
document has been updated, when it happens. This options is disabled if
Automatically update is not selected.
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