Kyocera TASKalfa 2420w TASKalfa 2420w IPS Touch Screen Operation Guide - Page 132

Paneling Tab, Print Queue Tab

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 *145PVDI4DSFFO Paneling Tab Paneling will allow the user to create output that would be too big for the printer to print under normal conditions. For example if the desired output is to be 108"x72" wide this can be achieved by using paneling. In this example we have a 36"x24" original that will be paneled to 108"x72". The paneling tab will look like this. The user can set the count given to specific values or let the software calculate the necessary panels. The height can also be controlled to make handling of the panels easier. Glueing marks and an overlap can also be applied to assist with lining up the panels for assembly. Print Queue Tab The print Queue will show the progress of the file being sent to the color printer. Once it has left the print queue it is at the printer to be printed. This information is solely for use of Personnel and Authorized Dealers. No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or distributed in any form without express written permission from. ” 2011. - 131 -

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This information is solely for use of Personnel and Authorized Dealers.
No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced or
distributed in any form without express written permission from.
2011.
- 131 -
Paneling Tab
Paneling will allow the user to create output
that would be too big for the printer to print
under normal conditions. For example if the
desired output is to be 108”x72” wide this can
be achieved by using paneling.
In this example we have a 36”x24” original that will
be paneled to 108”x72”. The paneling tab will look
like this. The user can set the count given to specific
values or let the software calculate the necessary
panels. The height can also be controlled to make
handling of the panels easier.
Glueing marks and an overlap can also be applied to assist with lining up the panels for assembly.
Print Queue Tab
The print Queue will show the progress of the file being sent to
the color printer. Once it has left the print queue it is at the printer
to be printed.