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- Select the desired job → press [Interrupt/Priority Print].
Press [Interrupt Print] to suspend the current job and perform priority printing for the selected job.
Press [Priority Print] to perform priority printing for the selected job after the current job is complete.
- You cannot interrupt an interrupt print job with another job. If you try to interrupt an interrupt print job, the job is started after the current interrupt job is complete.
- You cannot perform Interrupt/Priority printing by selecting an interrupt print job that is waiting to be processed.
- You cannot interrupt a job that has resumed copying/printing after being suspended due to an interruption by another job, lack of paper or toner, or other causes. Even if an interrupt print job is performed, that operation is ignored.
- You cannot perform interrupt printing for a document received via fax with another fax print job.
- If interrupt printing is performed for a multiple page copy/print job, printing of the remaining pages is suspended while the interrupt print job is performed. However, if you are using one of the finishing modes below, the interrupt print job is only performed after the current print set is complete.
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