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Storing Print Settings

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You can store print settings for files stored in a mail box.

This is useful when printing frequently printed files with the same print settings.

Press

(Main Menu) → [Access Stored Files].

Select the desired Mail Box → select the desired file → press [Print].

Press [Change Print Settings].

Specify the print settings that you want to store → press [Store Settings].

Press [Yes].

NOTE
The file for which the print settings are stored is overwritten with the current date and time, and the file is moved to the end of the list. For more information on file icons, see "Types of Mail Box Icons."

NOTE
You cannot select multiple files and store print settings for the files at the same time. The print settings stored in memory are not deleted, even if the main power is turned off. You can store the following print settings and modes: the number of printouts, Select Paper, 2-Sided Printing, Finishing, Cover, Insert Sheets, Booklet, and Gutter. You can overwrite previously stored print settings. If you want to print files frequently with the same print settings, you can change the default print settings for [Access Stored Files]. For more information, see "Specifying the Stored File Settings."

NOTE

You cannot select multiple files and store print settings for the files at the same time.

The print settings stored in memory are not deleted, even if the main power is turned off.

You can store the following print settings and modes: the number of printouts, Select Paper, 2-Sided Printing, Finishing, Cover, Insert Sheets, Booklet, and Gutter.

You can overwrite previously stored print settings.

If you want to print files frequently with the same print settings, you can change the default print settings for [Access Stored Files]. For more information, see "Specifying the Stored File Settings."