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The Command WorkStation interface
This chapter provides an introduction to the Command WorkStation graphical user
interface. To follow along in the software as you read the chapter, log in to Command
WorkStation with an Operator or Administrator password, as described on
interface. To follow along in the software as you read the chapter, log in to Command
WorkStation with an Operator or Administrator password, as described on
Once you have logged in, you can tour the Command WorkStation screen. Your
exploration will be more complete if you have some jobs in the Active Jobs window
(jobs in the Hold queue) and have the ability to send more jobs from a nearby
computer.
exploration will be more complete if you have some jobs in the Active Jobs window
(jobs in the Hold queue) and have the ability to send more jobs from a nearby
computer.
The chapter also describes the Setup functions of Command WorkStation, such as
printing server information pages, setting application preferences, correcting tray
alignment, and managing server fonts.
printing server information pages, setting application preferences, correcting tray
alignment, and managing server fonts.
The Command WorkStation interface
Command WorkStation provides a graphical way to monitor, preview, and manage
print jobs on one or more servers. You can hide or rearrange the components in the
Command WorkStation screen to create custom layouts that meet your job
management needs.
print jobs on one or more servers. You can hide or rearrange the components in the
Command WorkStation screen to create custom layouts that meet your job
management needs.
The following illustration shows the components of the Command WorkStation
interface.
interface.
Chapter 2:
Introduction
to Command
WorkStation
Introduction
to Command
WorkStation