Lexmark M410 User's Guide - Page 77
Technical Reference, JOB MENU, smith timesheet, HELD JOBS, Print and Hold Repeat, Job Limit
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Job Menu (continued) Menu Item Values HELD JOBS This menu item is not displayed in the JOB MENU until the printer has processed at least one Repeat Print, Reserve Print, or Verify Print job. Note: Use your software application or printer driver to create and send a Repeat Print, Reserve Print, or Verify Print job. Print All Jobs PRINT A JOB ... Delete All Jobs DELETE A JOB ... PRINT COPIES ... Note: In the sub-menu values listed above, the Username field is based on the username field in your driver. By default, this is the user name or user ID you type in to log on to your operating system. You can change the name in this field to another name in the driver before you send the job. The Jobname field contains a title name for your file as defined by your application software when the job was sent. You cannot change this field. If one or both of the fields is empty, the name was not defined by the application. For example, if your last name is Smith and your file is called timesheet, the operator panel may display smith timesheet. The Username and Jobname fields are truncated to 16 characters. Unlike a Confidential Job, you do not enter a PIN to access the values once you enter the HELD JOBS menu item. When you create a Repeat Print job, the job formats and prints, but the printer stores the job in memory so you can print additional copies of the job at a later time. As long as the job remains stored in memory, you may print additional copies. Repeat Jobs are automatically deleted when the printer requires extra memory to process additional jobs or when the number of Repeat Jobs stored exceeds the value of the set limit for Print and Hold Repeat Job Limit. For more information about this setting, refer to the Technical Reference. When you create a Reserve Print job, the job formats, but does not print. The printer stores the job in memory so you can print the job at a later time. All pages in the job are held in memory until you activate printing by using the operator panel to select Print All Jobs or PRINT A JOB. Reserve Print jobs are not deleted from memory when the job prints. To delete a Reserve Print job, you must request DELETE A JOB using the operator panel. Operator Panel Menus 65