Xerox Phaser 790 用户指南
16. Introduction to the Command WorkStation
Xerox Phaser 790
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Active jobs and held jobs
In the description that follows, assume the operator has full control of
jobs; that is, the administrator has disabled the Direct connection and
the Print queue, and all user jobs come to the Hold queue. For more
information about print connections, refer to the chapter, Connecting to
the network.
jobs; that is, the administrator has disabled the Direct connection and
the Print queue, and all user jobs come to the Hold queue. For more
information about print connections, refer to the chapter, Connecting to
the network.
The operator’s job management functions permit holding a job at any
stage of the process we have described, as illustrated below. In the
figure, boxes indicate types of job icons you would see in the Queues
window.
stage of the process we have described, as illustrated below. In the
figure, boxes indicate types of job icons you would see in the Queues
window.
*A copy of the held job is printed; the held job remains in the RIP area.
Jobs that are held are shown with a yellow icon in a yellow row, just
beneath the Spool or RIP status bar. Jobs that are held must be
activated with a command in order to print.
beneath the Spool or RIP status bar. Jobs that are held must be
activated with a command in order to print.
Active jobs are shown in white with white icons; new jobs are added
above older jobs
above older jobs
Spool
RIP
Spooled and held
RIPped and held
Print
Preview and edit
Printed and held
Printed
PostScript and
PCL data
PostScript, PCL
and raster data
Deleted
Spooled for printing
Preview, edit and impose
RIPped for printing
Print*