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Printer Queue Options
Note
These options will only be made selectable when they are actually currently available.
If an option is not available to the current selection or setting, it will not be accessible.
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Start Printer Queue: Select to start a printer which has been stopped, or which has
been recently added.
Stopped printers have a yellow status icon to indicate that the printer is not currently
active. Started printers have a green status icon, to indicate that the print queue is
currently active.
The PostScriptprinter entry in the following image shows how a printer error state is
represented within Print Manager when a printing or connection error occurs. The printer
is still active (and thus the printer status icon remains green), whilst the job itself is
stopped due to the error. This printer is, in effect, in a paused state whilst it waits upon the
error being fixed, or the job being removed from the queue.
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Stop Printer Queue: Select to stop an active printer in the printer queue.
Once selected, that printer's queue is immediately stopped and the printer status icon
turns yellow to indicate that the printer is not active.
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Refresh: Select to refresh the connection to a printer. This is handy when the
communication between printer and Print Manager has encountered issues.
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Add Job: Select to add new job(s) to the selected printer. Several jobs can be added at
once.
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Add Job with Page Range Select to add a specified sub-set of an IPDSjob. This
launches the "Add Job with Page Range Dialog" on page621 in which the job and it's
required page range can be set.
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