8.4

1. Open the configuration you want to use as PReS Workflow’s new configuration.
2. Edit the configuration, if required.
3.
When the configuration is ready to be used, from the PReS Workflow button, choose Send
Configuration, then Send Remote.
Alist of available PReS Workflow servers on the local network appears.
4. Put a checkmark next to each server where the configuration should be sent.
5. Click OK.
If a server is grayed out, this may mean you do not have access to send a configuration remotely to it. For
more information, please see "Access Manager" on page 525.
Note
If PReS Workflow service is paused when you send a new configuration, it will not stop and restart.
Since PReS Workflow service reads its configuration file when it starts up, when you resume
processing, PReS Workflow service will continue using the old configuration.
Exit PReS Workflow Configuration Program
Once you are done using PReS Workflow, you can close the configuration program. It is important to note
that closing PReS Workflow Configuration Program does not stop any of PReS Workflow services or stop
processing.
You may exit PReS Workflow Configuration Program in any of the following ways:
l
From the PReS Workflow button, choose Exit.
l Click the Xat the top-right corner of PReS Workflow Configuration Program
l Press ALT+F4 on your keyboard.
l
Right-click on PReS Workflow Configuration Program button in your task bar, and select Close.
If the default configuration file is currently opened, and if it includes unsaved modifications, the PReS
Workflow Configuration program asks you whether to send the configuration to the PReS Workflow service
before exiting. Select the Always send without prompting for confirmation option to automatically send the
edited version of the configuration before exiting.
If the default configuration does not include any active process, the PReS Workflow Configuration program
asks you whether to continue.