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Setting Up the Chooser and PostScript Drivers

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Macintosh  Job Priority This sets the resource priority given to either the Mac OS or the EPSON Stylus RIP Server application. Move the slide bar all the way to Stylus RIP if you are running it on a standalone server to increase RIP performance.  Raster Spool Mode This checkbox turns the raster image spooling feature on and off —the default setting is off. Raster Spool Mode is recommended only when you frequently print multiple copies of the same page. In Raster Spool Mode, the Stylus RIP Monitor appears on your screen when you print. See page 2-17 for more information. Note: The Timeout, Network Name, and Job Priority settings go into effect when you click OK and exit the Preferences dialog box. However, you must exit and restart the Stylus RIP Server software before a change to the Raster Spool Mode setting can take effect. 3. Click OK to accept the changes. Setting Up the Chooser and PostScript Drivers Before you can print with the EPSON Stylus RIP software from any Macintosh, both the Chooser and the correct PostScript Printer Definition (PPD) file need to be configured on the Macintosh you are printing from. You should double-check these settings before printing to the Stylus RIP Server, especially if you regularly print to different printers on a network or save PostScript print files for printing on printers not connected to your network. 2-5

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Macintosh
Job Priority
This sets the resource priority given to either the Mac
OS or the EPSON Stylus RIP Server application. Move
the slide bar all the way to Stylus RIP if you are running
it on a standalone server to increase RIP performance.
Raster Spool Mode
This checkbox turns the raster image spooling feature
on and off ²the default setting is off. Raster Spool
Mode is recommended only when you frequently print
multiple copies of the same page.
In Raster Spool Mode, the Stylus RIP Monitor appears
on your screen when you print. See page 2-17 for more
information.
Note:
The Timeout, Network Name, and Job Priority settings go into
effect when you click OK and exit the Preferences dialog box.
However, you must exit and restart the Stylus RIP Server software
before a change to the Raster Spool Mode setting can take effect.
3.
Click
OK
to accept the changes.
Setting Up the Chooser and
PostScript Drivers
Before you can print with the EPSON Stylus RIP software
from any Macintosh, both the Chooser and the correct
PostScript Printer Definition (PPD) file need to be configured
on the Macintosh you are printing from.
You should double-check these settings before printing to the
Stylus RIP Server, especially if you regularly print to different
printers on a network or save PostScript print files for printing
on printers not connected to your network.