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Printer Queue panes. When a job is added from the Job Queue pane thus, it is then
removed from the Job Queue pane thereafter.
Jobs can also be added by right-click context menu options available at the printer level.
The options include adding complete jobs via Add Job, or partial jobs (IPDS only) via
the Add Job with Page Range option.
Jobs can also be dragged from one printer to another within the Printer Queue pane itself.
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PDL: Displays the printer language (for both the printer and print jobs).
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ID: An unique identity number that is automatically generated for every job.
The first few letters of the ID are coded to indicate how the job was added to the queue.
The relevant codes are as follows:
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HTF: Hot Folder capture. Any job that lands in the printers Hot Folder is
automatically added to the Printer Queue (at the appropriate priority) and given this
code.
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DRP: Jobs "dragged and dropped" directly into the Print Manager (either from
Windows Explorer, or from the "Job Queue pane" on page982) are given this code.
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BRW: Code for jobs added to the queue via the Add Job file browse option.
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RSB: Code used for jobs that have been Resubmitted to the printer.
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Priority: Displays the priority with which the job is to be printed: Low, Medium or High.
Jobs are processed in the queue in the following order:High, then Medium, then Low.
Job priorities can be changed on the fly, through the Set to xxxx Priority
context menu options.
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Queued: At the Printer level this displays the number of jobs currently queued to the
printer. At the print job level it displays the date and time that the job was added to the
queue.
This counter updates in real time.
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Started: At the Printer level this displays the total number of jobs that were started on this
printer. At the print job level it displays the time an individual job started printing.
Please note, this counter updates in real time, but always adds to the existing Printer total.
Use the Reset Printer Counters option to re-set the current Printer total to zero.
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Finished: At the Printer level this displays the total number of jobs that have finished on
this printer. At the print job level it displays the time an individual job finished printing.
Please note, this counter updates in real time, but always adds to the existing Printer total.
Use the Reset Printer Counters option to re-set the current Printer total to zero.
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