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Chapter 3 - RIP for Mac OS 9.x & Mac OS X Classic
Functions of the RIP
This chapter gives a brief explanation about functions of the Kimosetter 410 RIP 1.0.
Print Monitor
Double-click the desktop icon of Kimosetter 410 RIP 1.0, and the Print Monitor
will appear. The print monitor allows you to manage the print jobs.
Function of each button
Add Job
Click this button to add jobs. Select the file to be added and click Open.
The file formats supported are JPEG, TIFF, PDF, PostScript and EPS.
The newly added job will be listed on the Print Monitor with the status
as Queue. If it is a PostScript file, the printing procedure is up to which
option you have selected, Print or Hold, as After spooling on AdobePS
Driver. (‘File > Print > Printer specific options > After spooling’)
To print jobs of Queue status, select the files and click Print .
Note
RIP is an acronym for Raster Image Processor. It creates dot-
by-dot representations from the file to form the final printed out-
put. RIPing requires rather high performance of the computer;
the RIPing time depends on the computer and the file size.
If you hold down the mouse button on a job, the following pop-up menu
will appear.