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XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850/8855 Windows NT 4.0 PostScript Print Driver User Guide
Document Properties Dialog (Job Tab Parameters)
MEDIA MISMATCH
Working with the Media Mismatch Mode parameters set up by your
System Administrator using the Web Printer Manager Tool, you can
select one of four available options to determine how you would like to
handle mismatches between your job's media type, or size, and media
types, or sizes, installed in the printer.
Printer Default uses the default plot nesting settings stored in the
Controller, previously set up using the Web Printer Manager Tool (PMT).
This is the default driver setting.
Scale To Fit will scale the size of your job to the nearest, printer-installed
medium to your requested print size.
Block Printing will cause the printer to hold a media mismatched job
until the proper medium has been installed in the printer. Depending
upon how the System Administrator has set up the Mismatch parameters
using the Web PMT, the mismatched job will either halt printing, or send
the job to a mismatch queue for later recall and media size or type
resolution.
Substitute Media will substitute a medium size or type on which to print
the requested, mismatched job in either a 1 to 1 ratio or scaled to fit
currently installed media. This is a "print at all costs" option.
JOB PRIORITY
This option lets you select a job processing priority. The range is from 1
to 10, with 1 representing a low priority job and 10 representing a high
priority job. Higher priority jobs generally print faster in a print queue than
lower priority jobs. Click on the up or down arrows to set your priority.
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