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Print speed: Enter the speed, in pages per minute (PPM), of the printer associated with
the printer queue. This value is used to determine how to divide jobs when you use the
Queue Balancing option for load balancing.
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Commands: The list of available commands appears in this box. Select either Pre-job
commands or Post-job commands in the Selected box, and double-click a command
from this list to add it to the appropriate list.
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Selected: Select either Pre-job commands or Post-job commands to add new
commands to the appropriate list and to see those commands that have already selected.
Double-click a command to remove it from the selected list.
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Add: Click to add a new command to the list displayed in the Commands box. You must
then edit the new command’s description and value. Note that new commands are shared
by all printer queues.
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Delete: Click to remove a command from the Commands box.
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Command description: Use this box to edit the description of the command currently
selected in the Commands box.
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Command value: Use this box to edit the code of the command currently selected in the
Commands box. Use the right-click menu for a list of standard printer control characters.
(See also: "Frequently used printer control characters" on page114.)
Note
If you plan to use an LPR output printer queue to send PlanetPress Design documents
generated using the Optimized PostScript Stream option, you should not enter data
selections in the Printer address and Queue name variable property boxes. If you do
need to use information stored in the data to configure the LPR output printer queue, you
should first use Job info variables to store the information, and then use these variables in
the Printer address and Queue name variable property boxes.
FTP Output Printer Queue
Unlike FTP output tasks, which are typically used to send data files to FTP sites, FTP output
printer queues are mostly used to send print jobs to FTP sites.
FTP output printer queue properties are as follows:
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