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pocket.book Page 137 Friday, June 28, 2002 4:31 PM 137 - manage the prints which pages cannot be rotated? Apart from obvious physical limitations on the roll, any HP-GL/2 page containing raster data will not be rotated. when does the printer try to nest pages? When all the following are true: I The printer is loaded with roll paper not sheet paper. I In the front-panel menus, Nest is ON. which pages qualify for nesting? In order to be in the same nest, the individual pages must be compatible on the following criteria: NOTE: Selecting Nesting On overrides the Start Printing settings. I Color or grayscale. Either all are color or all are grayscale. Grayscale may include a color page rendered in gray scales; see the 'Using Your Printer CD' for more details. nesting pages I All pages must have the same print quality setting (Max Quality, Productivity, Max Speed). I For HP-GL/2 only, margin sizes must be the same for all pages (normal, extended). I All pages must be HP-GL/2 or PostScript, but not a mixture of the two. I The Mirror setting should be the same on all pages. I The Rendering Intent must be the same (HP-GL/2 only). PostScript can be mixed. I The Color Space must be the same (HP-GL/2 only). PostScript can be mixed. I The Cutter setting must be the same. I The Enhanced Resolution must be the same. I The jobs must be the same. For example, if you send an HPGL/2 job to the printer and then a Postscript job is sent to the printer, the HP GL/2 job will not be printed and only the PostScript job will print (this also applies the other way around). MANAGE THE PRINTS

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MANAGE THE PRINTS
137 - manage the prints
nesting pages
which pages cannot be rotated?
Apart from obvious physical limitations on the roll, any HP-GL/2
page containing
raster data
will not be rotated.
when does the printer try to nest pages?
When all the following are true:
The printer is loaded with roll paper not sheet paper.
In the front-panel menus, Nest is ON.
which pages qualify for nesting?
In order to be in the same nest, the individual pages must be
compatible on the following criteria:
NOTE:
Selecting Nesting On overrides the Start Printing settings.
Color or grayscale. Either all are color or all are grayscale.
Grayscale may include a color page rendered in gray scales;
see the
Using Your Printer CD
for more details.
All pages must have the same print quality setting (Max
Quality, Productivity, Max Speed).
For HP-GL/2 only, margin sizes must be the same for all
pages (normal, extended).
All pages must be HP-GL/2 or PostScript, but not a mixture of
the two.
The Mirror setting should be the same on all pages.
The Rendering Intent must be the same (HP-GL/2 only).
PostScript can be mixed.
The Color Space must be the same (HP-GL/2 only). PostScript
can be mixed.
The Cutter setting must be the same.
The Enhanced Resolution must be the same.
The jobs must be the same. For example, if you send an HP-
GL/2 job to the printer and then a Postscript job is sent to the
printer, the HP GL/2 job will not be printed and only the
PostScript job will print (this also applies the other way
around).
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