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Managing Print Jobs
Using Fiery WebSpooler
Fiery WebSpooler lets you monitor and manipulate print jobs sent to the
KX-P8420. All jobs sent to the printer appear in the Fiery WebSpooler
window. You can view information about jobs, or duplicate, delete, or move
jobs between queues. The Fiery WebSpooler Job Log can also be printed
from your browser or exported as a text file and opened in other
applications.
NOTE:
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The Fiery WebTools for Macintosh and Windows computers are
fundamentally the same; differences are noted in this chapter.
Print jobs can be
in one of the following queues:
Job spooling requires a printer with a hard disk drive and a minimum of
32 MB of memory. All jobs are stored on the KX-P8420 hard disk until sent
to the Print queue.
You can use the Fiery WebSpooler Job Log to view information about jobs
printed to the KX-P8420 for job accounting or reference purposes. The Job
Log can be printed or exported as a file and viewed in other applications.
Normal print jobs sent to the KX-P8420 appear in the Print
queue. You can move and manipulate these jobs as
described below.
Hold
Jobs sent to the Hold queue remain in the Hold queue until
they are moved to the Print queue or deleted. If you need to
print the same document frequently, you can send it to the
Hold queue and move a copy of the job to the Print queue
every time you need to print it. You can also print large jobs
to the Hold queue and then move them to the Print queue
when other users are not printing.
Printed
The jobs most recently sent to the KX-P8420 are saved in
the Printed queue. You can drag these jobs back to the Print
queue to print additional copies. By default the maximum
number of jobs that can be saved in the Printed queue is 10.
This number can be changed from Fiery WebSetup.
Check and
Print
Jobs specified from the printer driver as Check and Print
also appear in the Fiery WebSpooler window. These jobs
can be moved to the Print queue.