Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G620 Guida Utente

While font downloading is taking place, the server cannot process print jobs. If the server is 
processing a job when font downloading begins, Splash Server Preferences delays the font 
downloading until the current job has completed processing. To avoid confusion, click STOP in the 
Splash server window to halt print processing before font downloading begins.

As fonts download to the Splash server, the Server status area in the upper right corner of the Splash 
server window shows the message “Updating Fonts.” After fonts are downloaded this message 
continues to display while the Splash server rebuilds its internal list of fonts. When the Server status 
returns to “Idle” the Splash server is ready to receive and print jobs that use the downloaded fonts. 
Click START in the Splash server window to continue print processing.

This section describes how to use the Adobe font downloader provided in the Utilities folder on the 
Splash server. Other font download utilities work with the Splash server. The steps for downloading 
fonts are the same for the Splash server or for a client computer.

To download fonts with the Adobe font downloader:

Install the fonts on the Splash server or client Macintosh as directed by the font manufacturer.

Open the MacOS Chooser (select Chooser from the Apple menu).

Click on the Splash driver icon or the LaserWriter 8 icon. If your AppleTalk network is 
organized into zones, select the correct AppleTalk zone for the Splash server.

Two options appear in the list for the Splash server. The FontInstall option is for downloading 
fonts to the server.

Select the Splash server FontInstall option in the Chooser, then close the Chooser window.

Launch the Apple Printer Utility.

Select the printer from the list of printers, then select the Open Printer button.

Select the Fonts triangle and then select the Add button.

Select the font to download and select the Add button. Repeat to select all fonts to download.

Select the Send button.

The Splash server has built-in color correction capabilities to match the colors of the image on the 
display screen to process inks used on commercial printing presses. You can disable Splash color 
correction and use a third-party color management system to correct screen-to-print or process 
ink-to-print jobs. Using a third-party color management system will increase processing time.