Epson Stylus COLOR 900N User Manual - Epson Stylus RIP Mac & PC - Page 64

Sending Print Jobs from Client Computers, Choose

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Windows 4. Select a Drive Letter (such as R) and check the Reconnect at Login checkbox. Click OK. Sending Print Jobs from Client Computers Once the shared print queue directory is accessible from a client computer, you print to the RIP by sending print files to the mapped drive letter. Follow these steps to print to the RIP from a client computer: 1. Open a document and choose Print from the application’s File menu. 2. Choose the EPSON Stylus RIP printer driver from the Name menu. Set any print job or printer options by clicking Properties, as described on page 4-4. Click OK. 3. Since the client computer’s PostScript driver is set to print to a file (as described on page 3-4), the Print to File dialog box appears. 4-13

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Printing with EPSON Stylus RIP for Windows
4.
Select a
Drive Letter
(such as
R
) and check the
Reconnect
at Login
checkbox. Click
OK
.
Sending Print Jobs from Client Computers
Once the shared print queue directory is accessible from a client
computer, you print to the RIP by sending print files to the
mapped drive letter. Follow these steps to print to the RIP from
a client computer:
1.
Open a document and choose
Print
from the applicationĀ±s
File menu.
2.
Choose the
EPSON Stylus RIP
printer driver from the
Name
menu. Set any print job or printer options by
clicking
Properties
, as described on page 4-4. Click
OK
.
3.
Since the client computerĀ±s PostScript driver is set to print
to a file (as described on page 3-4), the Print to File dialog
box appears.