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Ack Pages: The number of pages to send to the printer for printing
before sending an acknowledgement request.
Acknowledgement requests slow the printing process down, as the
printer needs to process the request and return the information.
The default Ack Pages number is 100 pages which means the Print
Manager will send an acknowledgement request to the printer in 100
page increments until the end of the job. Given the overhead in
processing such requests, the smaller the Page number, the slower the
printing becomes.
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Create Trace File: Select this to log all communications to a log file.
This log file will appear in the same folder as the Spool file.
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SNMP: Select this option to allow IPDSprinter(s) and Print Manager to
communicate back and forth.
This option is enabled by default, as it provides the greatest functionality.
Note
Not all IPDS printers will support SNMP, but most contemporary
printers are likely to.
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End of Job Preferences (IPDS only) subsection: Select from these options
to determine job end processing.
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Edge Marks: Select this to add an Edge Mark to the final page of a job.
Used to indicate job separation in Continuous Form printing.
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Stack Receive Pages: Add blank pages to the end of the job in order to
push the completed job to the stacker.
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Error Handling Preferences (IPDS only) subsection: Select these to STOP
printing upon encountering the following errors:
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Undefined Character Check: If an undefined character is encountered
in the job. For example, the Euro symbol might be present in the job, but
missing from the printer.
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