Job
Overwrite Job Name
Overwrite job name
is an option to ensure that a saved print job is not replaced
in printing system memory by a new job having the same job name. If a user
sends two print jobs with the same user name and job name, the second job
replaces the first job without any prompt. To prevent this,
Overwrite job name
can automatically change the job name by adding the date and time the job is
sent. This feature also helps you to track when print jobs were sent from the
computer.
The selected option applies to a job name with either
Application defined
or
Custom
selected.
Overwrite job name
options include:
Replace existing file
This option lets the current print job replace an existing job in printing system
memory, if a job with the same user name and job name exists.
Use job name + date and time
This option adds the current date and time to the end of the job name, in the
format: mmddyy hhmmss.
The previous print job with the same job name remains in the printing system.
Selecting a Job Name
You must select a job name to use with
Job storage (e-MPS)
features, so that
you can find your job in job lists on the printing system’s operation panel. The
selected job name is saved with the print job when the job is sent to printing
system memory.
1
In the
Job
tab, select
Job storage (e-MPS)
.
2
Under
Job name
, select a name:
Application defined
This option uses the name of the application document as the job name. For
Microsoft Word or PowerPoint documents, selecting
Don’t use application
name
removes the name of the application so that only the document name
appears as the job name.
Custom
This option uses a unique name for each job. Type a name in the box, up to
79 characters.
3
Select an
Overwrite job name
option in case a job already exists in printing
system memory with the same job name:
Replace existing file
If a job with the same user name and job name exists, the current print job
replaces an existing job in printing system memory.
Use job name + date and time
This option adds the current date and time to the end of the job name, in the
format:
mmddyy hhmmss
The previous print job with the same job name remains in the printing system
memory.
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