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55-8 Managing Print Jobs You cannot use the Fiery XJ Downloader to download TrueType fonts. NOTE: If you are using TrueType fonts in Windows, you can print them by converting them to Adobe Type 1 fonts. To do this with the Adobe PostScript printer driver, click the Fonts tab and select Send TrueType Fonts to This Printer as Type 1. To do this with the Windows 3.x printer driver, set the Send to Printer as Adobe Type 1 command in the Advanced Options dialog box. To do this with the Windows 95 printer driver, click the Fonts tab and select Always use built-in printer fonts instead of True Type fonts. Printer fonts and Macintosh screen fonts Like all PostScript fonts, the fonts included with the Fiery SI come in two forms: printer fonts and screen fonts. The printer fonts are installed permanently on the Fiery SI's hard disk. The screen fonts, which are included with the Fiery SI, should be installed on your Macintosh. If you are using these fonts in documents you print on a LaserWriter, they are probably already installed. If not, you'll need to install them yourself. See Getting Started for instructions. Occasionally, you may want to use PostScript (Macintosh) or Adobe Type 1 (Windows) fonts that are not included with the Fiery SI. If so, you'll need to install both the screen fonts and the printer fonts on your computer. To do this, follow the instructions from the font manufacturer.

Section	Page
Fiery SI Color Server User Guide	1
Preface	2
Contents	6
Before You Begin	10
How the FierySI works	10
About the documentation	11
Using this manual	11
World Wide Web	11
Safety warnings	12
Cleaning the FierySI	12
System requirements for Macintosh users	12
System requirements for Windows users	13
Networking requirements	13
IPX (Novell)	14
System requirements for UNIX users	14
Specifications	14
Supported paper sizes	15
Resolution	15
Chapter 1: Operating the Fiery SI	16
Using the Control Panel	16
Activity light	17
Buttons	17
Display window	18
Functions menu	20
Starting and shutting down the FierySI	22
Starting the FierySI	22
Restarting the FierySI	23
Shutting down the FierySI	24
Chapter 2: Printing with Macintosh Computers	25
Printing from applications	25
Printing pages from the bypass tray	28
Using the color reference pages	29
CMYK Color Reference pages	30
Color Charts	30
RGB Color Reference pages	31
PANTONE books	31
Chapter 3: Printing with PC-Compatible Computers	32
Printing to the Fiery SI	32
Printing from applications	32
Saving files to print at a remote location	32
Printing to the parallel port	32
Setting printing options	33
Printing with Windows 3.x	33
Printing with Windows 95	33
Printing with Windows NT	34
Printing pages from the bypass tray	45
Using the color reference pages	46
CMYK Color Reference pages	47
Color charts	47
RGB Color Reference pages	48
PANTONE books	48
Chapter 4: Scanning Jobs	49
Scanning documents	49
Chapter 5: Managing Print Jobs	54
Downloading files and fonts	54
Printing with the Fiery XJ Downloader	57
Downloading and managing printer fonts	60
Printer fonts and Macintosh screen fonts	61
Downloading printer fonts to the Fiery SI	62
Using the Fiery XJ Spooler	65
Duplicating, copying, moving, and deleting jobs	70
Duplicating jobs	71
Changing print settings for a job	73
Using the Job Log	75
Setting up automatic paging	78
Chapter 6: Color Calibration	79
Understanding calibration	79
How calibration works	80
Measurements	80
Targets	80
Scheduling calibration	81
Checking calibration status	82
Using a densitometer	82
Setting up the densitometer	82
Measuring values with a DTP32 densitometer	86
Calibrating the FierySI from the Control Panel	88
Automatic calibration	88
Calibrating with a densitometer	89
Removing calibration	91
Using the FieryXJ Print Calibrator	91
Measurements	94
Working with targets	97
Editing calibration	100
Testing and applying calibration	108
Removing calibration	110
Chapter 7: Printing with UNIX Workstations	111
Printing to the FierySI	111
Appendix A: Error Messages	114
Appendix B: Type Examples	117
Times	117
Helvetica	117
Helvetica Narrow	117
Helvetica Condensed	117
ITC Avant Garde	117
Palatino	117
ITC Bookman	117
New Century Schoolbook	118
ITC Zapf Dingbats	118
ITC Zapf Chancery	118
Symbol	118
Courier	118
Appendix C: Troubleshooting	119
Basic troubleshooting tips	119
General printing problems	120
Problems with print quality	125
Problems with calibration	127
Problems with Fiery XJ utilities and plug-ins	128
Fiery XJ Downloader problems	129
Fiery XJ Scan problems	130
Fiery XJ Spooler problems	131
Appendix D: Setting Job Overrides	132
Rendering Style	136

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5-8

Managing Print Jobs

You cannot use the Fiery XJ Downloader to download TrueType fonts.

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If you are using TrueType fonts in Windows, you can print them by converting

them to Adobe Type 1 fonts. To do this with the Adobe PostScript printer driver, click

the Fonts tab and select

Send TrueType Fonts to This Printer as Type 1

. To do this

with the Windows 3.x printer driver, set the

Send to Printer as Adobe Type 1

command in the Advanced Options dialog box. To do this with the Windows 95

printer driver, click the Fonts tab and select

Always use built-in printer fonts instead

of True Type fonts

Printer fonts and Macintosh screen fonts

Like all PostScript fonts, the fonts included with the Fiery SI come in two forms:

printer fonts and screen fonts. The printer fonts are installed permanently on the

Fiery SI’s hard disk. The screen fonts, which are included with the Fiery SI, should be

installed on your Macintosh. If you are using these fonts in documents you print on a

LaserWriter, they are probably already installed. If not, you’ll need to install them

yourself. See

Getting Started

for instructions.

Occasionally, you may want to use PostScript (Macintosh) or Adobe Type 1

(Windows) fonts that are not included with the Fiery SI. If so, you’ll need to install

both the screen fonts and the printer fonts on your computer. To do this, follow the

instructions from the font manufacturer.