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O RESOLVE PRINT OPTION CONFLICTS IN THE

1 Select a different pane.

For example, if you were in the Printer Features pane, select the Summary pane.

After you refresh the Printer Features pane, there is a mismatch between the selected Feature

Set group and the print options that are displayed. For example, if the last Feature Set that you

changed was Image Quality 1, it is now displayed with the print options for the first Feature

Set, such as Finishing 1.

2 Reselect the Feature Set group (for example, Layout 1 or Media 1) to refresh the print

options displayed.

You may need switch panes more than once when preparing a single print job.

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3 Select the appropriate print options and print the job.

Hot Folders v2.x on Mac OS 10.4.x

The format of a file submitted to Hot Folders v2.x on a local Mac OS 10.4.x computer or a

network location may not be recognized, even though the file is correct and valid. This

commonly occurs if the files are in a network folder that is accessed via the Apple Filing

Protocol (AFP). This does not occur if the files are in a network folder that is accessed via

SMB.

To work around this, set all submitted Hot Folders files with permissions to "Read and Write"

or "Read."

• If your files are on the network, move them to your local computer, change the file

permissions, and then resubmit the files to Hot Folders.

If you are working from a Mac OS computer, you must first unlock and change the file

permissions. Save the new file attributes as unlocked, or change the file back to locked and

then save the attributes.

• If your files are on your local computer, review and modify file permissions as necessary

and then submit the files to Hot Folders.

Backing up and restoring fonts

With Command WorkStation, you can back up and restore fonts. This feature is described

incorrectly in Command WorkStation Help.

Observe these guidelines and restrictions before backing up or restoring fonts:

• You must restore fonts only to the same Fiery Color Server server from which the fonts

were originally backed up.

• Do not back up fonts to an internal hard drive that also contains the Fiery Color Server

system software.

• You can back up and restore only PostScript fonts.

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