Konica Minolta AccurioPress C6085 IC-314 User Guide - Page 274

Setting up a virtual printer, Virtual printers, Adding and editing a virtual printer

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264 Chapter 12-Setting up your Creo server Setting up a virtual printer Virtual printers The IC-314 print controller provides several default virtual printers (network printers). Virtual printers are used for automating workflows, which then define job streaming. A virtual printer contains preset workflows that are automatically applied to all print jobs processed with that virtual printer. Because there is no need to reset job settings for each job, printing is more efficient. The default virtual printers are: ● Print Files sent to this printer are automatically processed and immediately sent for printing. ● Process Files sent to this printer are automatically processed and stored in ready-to-print format in the Storage area. Later, you can submit the job to print, or change the parameters of the job and resubmit it for processing or printing. ● Store Files sent to this printer are sent to the Storage area and wait until you submit them for processing and printing. The files remain in PDL format (such as: PS, PDF, VPS, and PPML). ● Print&Delete Files sent to this virtual printer are automatically processed, printed and then deleted. In addition to using the default virtual printers, you can create a virtual printer, and edit a virtual printer's settings. Adding and editing a virtual printer Add a new virtual printer and then edit job parameters of the virtual printer. When you add a new virtual printer, you can specify if it is published on the network and if the virtual printer parameters override the PPD parameters.

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Setting up a virtual printer
Virtual printers
The IC-314 print controller provides several default virtual printers
(network printers).
Virtual printers are used for automating workflows, which then
define job streaming. A virtual printer contains preset workflows
that are automatically applied to all print jobs processed with that
virtual printer. Because there is no need to reset job settings for
each job, printing is more efficient.
The default virtual printers are:
Print
Files sent to this printer are automatically processed and
immediately sent for printing.
Process
Files sent to this printer are automatically processed and stored
in ready-to-print format in the
Storage
area. Later, you can
submit the job to print, or change the parameters of the job and
resubmit it for processing or printing.
Store
Files sent to this printer are sent to the
Storage
area and wait
until you submit them for processing and printing. The files
remain in PDL format (such as: PS, PDF, VPS, and PPML).
Print&Delete
Files sent to this virtual printer are automatically processed,
printed and then deleted.
In addition to using the default virtual printers, you can create a
virtual printer, and edit a virtual printer's settings.
Adding and editing a virtual printer
Add a new virtual printer and then edit job parameters of the virtual
printer.
When you add a new virtual printer, you can specify if it is
published on the network and if the virtual printer parameters
override the PPD parameters.
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