Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G630 用户指南

Drop Printing Files

Splash G630 User Guide

                                                                  

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ColorCal button

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Profile Loader button

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CopyCal button

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Color Tuner button

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Set Builder button

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Acquire button

For descriptions of each of these areas and functions, 
refer to the previous section on the Full Screen Main 
window.

The Splash server prints Acrobat PDF files, TIFF 
files, EPS files, TIFF-IT and DCS 2.0 files, and files 
that are in PostScript format. These files can be 
printed to the Splash server from the server Power 
Macintosh or from any client with an AppleTalk or 
TCP/IP network connection to the server. Use Splash 
drop-printing instead of a PostScript file download 
utility to print PostScript files to the Splash server.

There are three ways to drop-print files to the Splash 
server:

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Drag PDF, TIFF, PostScript, and EPS, and DCS 

2.0 files to the Splash server Active queue or Hold 
queue.

For PostScript, DCS 2.0, and PDF files, the Splash 
server copies the file to the server’s hard disk before 
printing. For TIFF and EPS files, the Splash server 
creates a reference to the file for printing. This allows 
printing a large TIFF or EPS file from an external 
drive without first copying the file to the Splash 
server’s hard disk.

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Drag PDF, TIFF, PostScript, EPS, and DCS 2.0 

files to the Drop folder in the Splash folder.

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Drag TIFF-IT files to the TIFF-IT input folder in 

the Splash Extras folder.

All files copied to the Drop folder are copied to the 
Splash server hard disk.

If the file cannot be printed, it is moved to the 
Unprintable Files folder within the Splash folder. The 
Unprintable Files folder is automatically created by 
the Splash server when it receives a file it cannot 
print.

The Drop folder is configured for network sharing. 
This folder must remain in the Splash folder to 
operate correctly with the Splash server application. 
For easy network access, an alias for the Drop folder 
is located on the Splash server desktop.

If you drop-print a PostScript file that was created 
with the Splash client software, the Splash server uses 
the print options selected at the printer driver for the 
job. If the PostScript file was not created with the 
Splash client software, the Splash server applies the 
default print options to the job.

To apply specific options to all jobs, create a Hot 
Folder (see “Hot Folders” on page 63).

The Splash server automatically applies default print 
options such as page size and orientation to TIFF or 
EPS files dragged to the Splash Active or Hold 
queues. If you prefer to set print options manually for 
files dragged to the Hold queue, disable the Splash 
Server Preference that controls this feature. If you 
disable this preference, a dialog box with print options 
appears for each TIFF or EPS file dragged to the Hold 
queue. 

Print job queues show either Active, Hold, or Error 
status for all jobs spooled at the server. Resize the 
print queues vertically by dragging the resize tabs 
between the queues up or down. A queue cannot be 
resized to hide another queue.