IBM Network Color Printer, Administrator'S Manual

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Administrator’s Guide
Choosing Queue Setup Options
Use the information in this section to choose options in the Queue Setup
menu. To get to the Queue Setup menu, use the information in “Accessing
and Reviewing the Setup Menus” from page 6–3 to page 6–3.
In the Queue Setup menu, set which are enabled among the Print queue,
Direct queue, Hold queue, and Printed queue. By default, all the queues are
initially enabled.
Table 3: Queue Setup Options and Client/server Implications
Enable Print Q
Notes
• YES, allows users to
put jobs in the Print
queue. Jobs in the
Print queue are printed
in the order in which
the printer received
them.
• If the Direct queue is
also enabled, jobs in
the Print queue are
printed in alternation
with jobs received by
the Direct queue.
• You must enable either
the Print or Direct
queue (or both).
Macintosh
• When AppleTalk and
the Print queue are
enabled, Macintosh
users can print directly
to the Print queue.
• Using the Downloader
utility, users can
download PostScript
jobs to the Print queue.
Windows NT
• Setting Enable Print to
YES allows you to
attach the NT server to
the Print queue using
AppleTalk or TCP/IP.
• Using the Downloader
utility, NT clients and
workstations can
download PostScript
jobs to the Print queue.
• Using the Spooler
utility, NetWare clients
can move jobs that
have not yet printed
out of the Print queue
and into the Hold
queue or delete them.
YES (default)
NO
NetWare
• Using the Downloader
utility, NetWare clients
can download
PostScript jobs to the
Print queue.
• Using the Spooler
utility, NetWare clients
can move jobs that
have not yet printed
out of the Print queue
and into the Hold
queue or delete them.
TCP/IP
When the Print queue is
enabled and the printer
has a valid TCP/IP
address, TCP/IP users can
send jobs to it using the
queue name
ibmcolor_print.