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b. Click on the Job Other tab.
c.
Enter a number range in the fields provided under the Sheet range
section.
d. Click on the Add button to insert new ranges in the values list field on the
right.
Note: You can specify up to 10 sheet-ranges to be printed. If you specify more
than 10 sheet-ranges, no sheets print and InfoPrint issues an error.
4. Decide what page you want to stop printing on (if you do not want to print
all the way to the end of the job).
You do not have to be as precise on the last page to print; the last page can be
in any location on the sheet of paper.
5. Select the job you want to print.
6.
With the job selected, click Job
→
Change Page Range to Process .
If you do not see the Change Page Range to Process item in the Job menu,
use Add/Remove Menu Items to add it.
7. In the Change Page Range to Process dialog, select Range of Pages and type
the start page and end page you decided above.
Note: If you submitted this job using Distributed Print Facility (DPF),
InfoPrint Manager ignores the end page that you specify. DPF jobs always
print from the start page you specify to the end of the job.
8.
Click
OK
.
Before you continue:
You should only move a job to an InfoPrint printer that uses the same
destination support system (DSS) as the one the job was originally submitted
to. If you move the job to a printer that uses a different DSS and the new
printer does not support all of the attributes of the job, the job will fail to
print. To check which DSS your InfoPrint printer uses:
a. Select the printer in the tree view of the Main window of the InfoPrint
Manager GUI.
b. See if the Type column appears in the details view. The Type column
displays the DSS that the InfoPrint printer uses.
c.
If you do not see the
Type
column, use
Add/Remove menu items
to add
it.
Continue with step 9.
9. Select the job again and click Job
→
Move job .
10. In the Move Jobs dialog, select the printer that you want to print the job on.
You can select the same printer it was printing on before or a different one.
When you release the job in step 12 below, if the job is accepted it will go
back into the queue and wait to be printed. Depending on how many jobs are
ahead of it in the queue, it might take a while for the job to print. If you want
the job to print right away, you can either move it to the top of the queue (so
it prints next) or you can change its priority (so it prints sooner, but not
necessarily next).
11. To move the job to the top of the queue, select the job in the InfoPrint
Manager GUI and use the
Make Job First task. To change the priority of the
job, use the Change Priority task.
12.
Select the job in the job window and click Job
→
Release .
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