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Printing from a Computer (Windows)

Printing Fundamentals

Printing

Configuring the Default Print Settings

Setting the Printer Options

Viewing the Online Help

Printing Functions

Common Functions

[Page Setup] Tab

[Finishing] Tab

[Paper Source] Tab

[Quality] Tab

[Device Settings] Tab

Scaling Documents

Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet

1-sided Printing and 2-sided Printing

Attention (1-sided Printing and 2-sided Printing)

Booklet Printing

Poster Printing

Watermark Printing

Setting the Color Mode for Printing

Combining and Printing Multiple Files

Selecting a Profile for Printing

Registering a Profile for Printing

Printing from a Computer (Macintosh)

Printing Fundamentals

Printing

Configuring the Default Page Settings

Setting the Printer Options

Verifying the Printer Information
Manually Setting the Printer Options

Viewing the Online Help

Viewing the Driver Guide

Printing Functions

Common Functions

[Layout] Preferences Pane

[Finishing] Preferences Pane

[Paper Source] Preferences Pane

[Quality] Preferences Pane

[Special Features] Preferences Pane

Scaling Documents

Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet

1-sided and 2-sided Printing

Setting the Color Mode for Printing

Using [Presets] for Printing

Setting Priority (When Specifying the Same Item Using Multiple Methods)

Functions Which Can Be Specified from the Control Panel

Printing without the Printer Driver (Direct Print)

Printing the PDF File Using the Direct Print Function

Printing the PS/EPS File Using the Direct Print Function

Printing the TIFF/JPEG File Using the Direct Print Function

Printing the XPS File Using the Direct Print Function

Direct Printing from Command Prompt

Printing Files Directly from USB Memory Devices (USB Direct Print)

Printing Directly from USB Memory Device

Print Setting Menu List

Changing the Default Print Settings and File Sorting Criteria

Remove the USB Memory Device

Receiving E-mail Data on the Mail Server and Printing (E-mail Print)

How to Specify the Settings for E-mail Print

Attention (How to Specify the Settings for E-mail Print)

Receiving and Printing E-mails Manually

Printing the E-mail Receive Log List

Attention (Printing E-mail Sending/Receiving History)

When E-mail Print Fails

Printing Files from the Printer Using FTP Client

Specifying a Password for a Document and Printing (Secured Print)

Attention (Specifying a Password for a Document and Printing (Secured Print))

Saving a Document in the SD Card in the Printer (Stored Job Print) 

Performing a Stored Job Print Using the Control Panel of the Printer

Displaying or Operating the Jobs Stored in a Box (Resume/Delete)

Automatically Deleting Files Stored in a Box

Changing the Box Settings

Giving Priority to a Print Job (Interrupt Printing) 

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Saving a Document in the SD Card in the Printer (Stored Job Print) 
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You can save print jobs in the SD card (box) in the printer by selecting [Store] from the printer driver for this printer.
In addition, stored jobs can perform the following operations from the printer's control panel and the Remote UI.
You can print data by selecting the saved box or job.
You can check or operate the jobs stored in a box. You can perform operations of Resume (Print) and Delete. You can also check the jobs in detail. This operation is performed from the Remote UI.
You can change the name of the box in which data is saved or password. This operation is performed from the Remote UI.
NOTE
About stored jobs
The stored jobs can be displayed or operated only when the SD card is installed, and [SD Card] is set to [On]. For details on the settings for [SD Card], see "[Setup] Menu ([Control Menu] Options)."
The saved jobs are saved on the SD card even after printing, and they are not deleted even after turning the printer OFF. When you want to delete the saved jobs, use the Remote UI.
Up to the total of 1000 jobs in all the boxes can be saved.
You can change the name of the stored job in the printer driver before printing.
Stored jobs can be deleted automatically by setting a length of time to pass between storing of the jobs and their deletion. On how to set the length of this time, see "Automatically Deleting Files Stored in a Box."
Since processing for deleting stored jobs is performed in background, the screen display does not always show the actual state depending on your system environment. For example, even if "0" is displayed as number of jobs stored in a box, you may not be able to store new jobs in the same box. In this case, wait for some time and then try again the job storing operation.
When the amount of data or number of jobs that you can save on the SD card exceeds the limit
The message <Cannot store.> is displayed. When the message is displayed, perform the following procedure.
(1)
Press [  ] (Online) to skip the error. (The job for which the error was skipped will be deleted.)
(2)
Delete any unnecessary jobs from among the jobs saved on the SD card.
(3)
Save the jobs again.
Operating the Remote UI