Xerox DocuColor 5252 Digital Color Press with Fiery EXP5000 Merkblatt

To use the e-mail services, you must set up E-mail Service as described in

To print with an e-mail client, you send a file as an e-mail attachment. E-mail Service 
extracts the file and sends it to the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000. The attachment can be 
in any format the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 recognizes (PostScript, PDF, or TIFF).

Fiery E-mail Service does not process files with .vbs, .exe, or .bat extensions.

To print using the Fiery E-mail Port Monitor, you must print to a printer connected to the 
Fiery E-mail Port Monitor. If you install E-mail Port Monitor, your print job is e-mailed 
to the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 when you choose Print from an application. For more 
information about setting up the E-mail Port Monitor, see 

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E-mail Service supports Scan to E-mail, a feature that allows you to scan a document 
and send it to an e-mail address as an attachment or URL. For more information about 
Scan to E-mail, see 

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The Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 supports internal address books. Administrators can retrieve, 
add, delete, and clear addresses from the address books by sending requests via e-mail. 
For more information about address books, see 

You can submit print jobs to the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 in the form of an e-mail 
attachment using your e-mail application. When you send an e-mail with an attachment, 
E-mail Service extracts the file and sends it to the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 Print queue. 
The file format must be one supported by the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000. 

By default, anyone can print with an e-mail client, unless the Print address book has been 
set up by the administrator. If the Print address book has been set up and your e-mail address 
is not in it, you cannot send files to the Fiery EXP6000/EXP5000 via e-mail. For more 
information about address books, see 

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The Direct connection and Hold queue are not supported by the e-mail client feature.

The following illustrations depict the Microsoft Outlook e-mail application. 

HTML-formatted e-mail messages are printed in HTML source codes, not as they 

appear on the remote workstation.