Managing the Job Queues
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Suspending and Resuming Queues
If required, you can stop a queue (that is, rendering it temporarily inactive)
and then later continue its operation. To do so, use the
Suspend/Resume
button.
The Suspend/Resume button
To suspend a queue:
¾
Click the
suspend
button.
The button switches to suspend mode. Processing/printing stops after
the current job has finished running.
To resume a queue:
¾
Click the
resume
button.
The button switches to resume mode. The top job in the queue starts
processing/printing.
Handling Jobs in the Queues
You can perform the following tasks from the
Process Queue
and the
Queue
:
•
Abort a running job
•
Move waiting jobs to the Storage
window
•
Delete jobs
•
View and modify the parameters of a job
•
View the job history (open the Job History window)
•
Run a waiting job immediately
Details about the above actions are provided in the following sections.
Resume mode
Suspend mode
Note:
You can perform the above mentioned activities (except for
Abort
), only
if the job is waiting in the queue. If the job is active, other selections are not
available.
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