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For more information, see Choosing a Scan File Format .
7. Set the job properties.
8. When you are satisfied with your settings, click Print.
Note
The system is case sensitive when using file type filters in Print from File. For example, the PostScript
filter will only display files with a .ps extension and not those with a .PS extension.
Note
The Job Manager Saved tab displays a list of all jobs in the user-defined Save location as specified in
System Preferences.
Related Hints and Tips
Hint/Tip Description Subtopic
With Productivity Pack only: While copy jobs can be sent
to any queue, sending a copy job to a queue that does
not have Auto Proof selected will produce unexpected
results. Scan To File jobs can only be directed to the de-
fault queue. Do not select Auto Proof on the default
queue or your output will not be as expected. Auto Proof Productivity Pack only
To change the default save directory in FreeFlow Print
Server: 1. Open System Preferences. 2. Select the Save
tab. 3. Enter a parent directory (either the actual direct-
ory you want, or one that you can browse from). Note:
While it is possible to save jobs to the root directory
and/opt directory, you will not be able to reprint from
there with operator privileges. It is strongly recommen-
ded that a new directory be created that can be accessed
by the operator in which jobs can be saved for reprint.
4. Select the save directory from the tree view (needs to
be highlighted and this will change the unlabeled path
at the bottom of the window which happens to be the
saved directory). 5. Click OK. Even though the top text
box is labeled Parent Directory, people may not read
that correctly, and just enter the value they want for the
saved directory and press Enter. This will just change the
root of the tree view below it. The user still has to click
on the directory that they want. Change the default Save directory
To scan a job to USB: 1. One-time setup: Go to System
Preferences, Save tab and set the default Save Location
to the root directory ). 2. Insert the thumb drive into an
available USB port. 3. Under Scan to File, select the Save
Location button. 4. Select Unix File System from the
drop down list. 5. Navigate to the directory then to the
subdirectory named for the USB device. 6. Click OK and
then scan the job. Scan to File to a USB thumb drive
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