Jobs

A single processing of a file is considered a Job and listed as such in the Jobs view, regardless whether the process was started by a manual job or by a workflow (defined in the Workflows view). All jobs are listed in the Jobs view until they are finished.

Job information in the Jobs list.

A preview of the job (with control strips, label, and so on) selected in the Jobs list (1) is shown in the Info pane on the right side of the main window (2). The job item in the list also shows all images in the job (3) below the job info. When an image (and not the job info) is selected in the Jobs list, the Info pane is updated with a preview of the selected image (not shown).

Several job status messages, including a countdown of the selected number of copies, keep you informed about the current state of proceedings.

PDF/PS files are ripped first by the integrated RipServer. Jobs in status In RIP are added to the RIP Queue (4).

Ripped jobs (or jobs that do not need to be ripped first) are added to the Print Queue of the printer they will be printed on (5). Jobs in the print queue are highlighted by a different color bar, according to the job status, see following table.

You can select a job in RIP Queue and Print Queue with the mouse. The corresponding job in the Jobs list will be automatically selected and the Info pane will be updated.

All steps are logged during processing and listed in the Information tabbed page of the Info pane. The Log file can be exported.

If a job could not be processed, for example, because a required parameter is missing or invalid, an error message will show up in the Jobs view. The job is considered to be in Error or Waiting for User Action state. You can then edit the job properties to resolve the problem, and start the job again. If the problem is resolved by changing not the job itself, but the printer status, for example, changing the print medium loaded in the printer, the job will be automatically printed afterwards.