Xerox 701P40016, Руководство для печати

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Guide to Printing Using Xerox Production Print Services Job ticket options
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Stock categories
The XDS software organizes the stocks that it detects in job
tickets into the following categories:
NOTE: This section is specifically for Macintosh users.
• Printer stocks: Stocks that are loaded on the printer.
Properties for printer stocks are entered at the printer
controller user interface screen. You cannot change the
properties of these stocks from your client dialog boxes, nor
can you delete them from the ID menu.
Printer stocks are listed in the Printer Capabilities file, which
can be created on systems that run XDS Plus, then copied to
your Macintosh workstation or, created on your Mac OS X
system. Refer to “Creating a Printer Capabilities File,” later in
this chapter.
• User stocks: Stocks that a user defines and adds to the
stock list. The properties of these stocks can be edited, and
new user stocks can be added or deleted at any time.
User stocks are saved in the User Preferences file. If no user
stocks have been saved, a default list of 10 user stocks is
displayed in the Paper Stock dialog box.
Overview of the stock selection procedure
To select a stock for the job, follow these steps:
1. Select the [Paper Stocks...] icon in the Job Ticket dialog box
to open the Paper Stock dialog box.
2. From the Stock pop-up menu, select the stock number (within
the context of the current job) for which you want to specify a
stock. Stock 1 is the main stock that is used for the job.
NOTE: When you first select the stock number that you want
to program, the properties of the stock that was previously
defined for that number appear in the properties fields. You
can change these fields as desired.
3. Select the ID of a stock that has been defined, or specify the
properties for a new stock that will be identified with the stock
number that you selected in step 2. A check mark appears in
front of the selected stock ID on the pop-up menu.
Refer to “Selecting a stock ID” and “Specifying stock
properties,” later in this chapter.
4. If desired, repeat steps 2 and 3 to program additional stocks
for other stock numbers that will be used for the job.