Creo CXP6000 Color Server, User Manual

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Managing the Job Queues 199
Running a Job Immediately
You can select a job in the Storage window, or in the
Print Queue
or
Process
Queue
and process/print it with top priority.
If the
Rush
job requires processing while another job is being processed,
the currently processed job will preserve its
Running
job status, but its
processing will be paused, while the rush job takes priority and is
processed. After the rush job has finished processing and is moved to the
Print Queue
, the paused job continues its processing.
If the rush job enters the
Print Queue
while another job is being printed,
the currently printing job will preserve its
Running
job status, but its
printing will be paused, while the rush job takes priority and is printed.
After the rush job has finished printing, the paused job will automatically
continue printing.
To submit a job with top priority (as a rush job):
¾
Right-click the job in the Queues or Storage window, and from the
menu select
Run Immediately
.
The job will be assigned to the top of the appropriate queue with a
Rush
icon, to be handled immediately.
Note: The currently running job will finish printing the current page (both sides),
or current set (depending on stapling options).
Note: You can only assign one job at a time as rush jobs. If you select several jobs
(one after the other) as rush jobs, they will be processed/printed in the order of
their selection.