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Click Tools in the PReS Workflow Ribbon.
Then, in the Services Status group:
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Click Start Service to start the service. A progress bar is displayed while your PReS
Workflow is being started.
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Click Stop Service to stop the service.
When you stop or pause PReS Workflow, it immediately stops bringing new files into its
processes, but it keeps on performing tasks until all the files which are currently under
process have been completely processed.
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Click Pause to pause the service. The PReS Workflow service temporarily stops
performing jobs.
Note
If you send a new configuration when PReS Workflow is paused, it will continue
using the old configuration when you resume processing until you stop and restart
it. See also: "Saving and sending a Workflow Configuration" on page119.
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Click Resume to resume the service after pausing it. The PReS Workflow Tool service
starts performing jobs again.
Users and configurations
When a user opens a session on a computer, they typically need to log in. When they do so, a
session is opened and customized for them on that computer (certain drive letters and network
shortcuts may be mapped, local and network printers may be made available, etc.).
Furthermore, local and network rights may be granted to them: the right to get documents from -
and to put documents in - local or network folders, for example, or the right to print on such or
such printer.
Local and network rights
Programs, such as PReS Workflow and all their services, must identify themselves in order to
be granted permission to perform operations on the computer on which they run as well as on
other computers accessible via a network connection. On a given workstation, you can
configure your PReS Workflow to use either the local system account or any specific user
account (see "Workflow Services" on page628). When you do this, you grant the PReS
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