Introduction
There are various different ways in which you can choose to print, depending on your circumstances and preferences.
●Print a TIFF, JPEG,
●Print a file that is already in the job queue. See Reprint a job from the queue on page 105.
●Print a TIFF, JPEG,
●Print any kind of file from a computer connected to the printer by network, using a software application that can open the file, and a printer driver supplied with your printer. See Print from a computer using a printer driver on page 71.
●Print using AirPrint from a device that supports it. See Print from iOS with AirPrint on page 82.
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NOTE: To print PDF or PostScript files, a PostScript printer is required.
Print from a USB flash drive
1.Insert a USB flash drive containing one or more TIFF, JPEG,
NOTE: To print PDF or PostScript files, a PostScript printer is required.
NOTE: The use of USB flash drives with your printer may be disabled by the administrator: see Control access to the printer on page 32.
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3.Select the file to be printed. Files that cannot be printed are indicated with . You can press folders to browse their contents.
4.The default print settings are displayed. If you want to change them, press Settings. The following settings are available:
●Size allows you to resize the print in two different ways: to a percentage of its original size, or to fit a particular paper size. The default is 100% (its original size).
●Color allows you to choose color, grayscale, or
●Print quality allows you to set the print quality to Best, Normal or Fast.
●Roll allows you to specify printing on roll 1 or roll 2, or you can choose Save paper, which automatically chooses the narrowest roll on which the print will fit (if two rolls are loaded).
●Manual mode allows you to enable manual printing with the stacker open for this job (it is disabled by default).
●Paper output allows you to direct output to the stacker (the default) or the basket
●Collate allows you to turn collation on or off
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