User`s guide

Pausing & Resuming output queues

To pause or resume an output queue, select the queue by

clicking its name in the list then click the “Pause” or “Resume”

buttons. If the queue is paused, the only the “Resume” button

will be enabled. If the queue is not paused, only the “Pause”

button will be enabled. Keep in mind that when you pause a

queue, it will not send any “additional” pages but if there’s a

page already printing it will continue to print until its comple-

tion. To pause the printing page, you must pause the page itself

Managing a queue’s jobs (pages)

To view a queue’s jobs double-click the queue name or

select the queue by clicking on it’s name and click the “Jobs”

button.

The jobs dialog will appear. While in this dialog, you can

manipulate all pages currently in the selected output queue. You

can delete, pause, resume, restart any number of pages or you

can purge the entire queue by clicking “delete all”. Simply select

the pages you wish to act upon and click the proper button.

Changing an output queue’s destination port.

To change the physical port that an output queue sends its

jobs to, select the queue by clicking on its name then click the

Edit button. The dialog will enter “edit mode” and you can them

make changes to it’s configuration. select the new port in the

“ports ” list and click “Apply”.

Advanced Settings

The advanced settings dialog allows you to set some of the

same attributes that you can set in Windows without having to

open start\printers\ etc. To change the advanced settings, select

the queue and click the Edit button. The dialog will enter “edit

mode”. Click the “Advanced” button.

Priority:

This will assign a default priority to the output queue. This

will be overriden, however, by the priority setting of the indi-

vidual pages.