62 SuperScript 4600N — User’s Guide
SPOOLING OPTIONS
On printer networks, multiple users can send documents to
the same printer. These documents are sent to a spooler in the
printer where they wait in a queue (line). Special spooler
features found in the SuperScript 4600N greatly improve
print performance and usability. Advanced spooling features,
along with the built in 2.1 GB hard disk of the printer, speed
up print time especially for long, multiple-copy documents.
Most spooling options can be set up through the SuperScript
4600N PostScript driver under the NEC Features tab (A).
Make sure the “Use Printer’s Spooler Options” box is
checked. Spooler options can also be set up or viewed
through the Printer’s Home page under Advanced Features
(B).
In Windows NT, spooling options can be found on the
Document Properties Advanced tab under Document
Options and then Printer Features (see page 42).

Print Queue Status

This feature is shown on the Print Queue Status page (C)
after being chosen from the Advanced Features web page. It
shows you the next spooling print job, current print status,
and a list of recently printed jobs.
note: You cannot change print job parameters on this
web page.

Job Priority

The Job Priority feature allows you to prioritize a document
and send it to the “front of the line.” Each sent document is
assigned a default priority number of five (5). Set up Job
Priority on the NEC Features tab of the printer driver. If you
want a job to print ahead of the others, choose a number
between 1 and 4 in the scrolling Priority box on the NEC
Features tab.
AB
Assign a priority number
here. Highest Job Priority is
number 1.
C